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The FUSE ESB Kernel console provides interactive access to OBR using the
obr subshell commands. You can use the commands to deploy your own
bundles after creating a bundle repository metadata file.
The obr subshell is not installed by default. To install it:
Open the features subshell:
smx@root:/> features
Enter the following to install the obr shell:
smx@root:features> install obr
Enter help in the obr shell to view the commands:
smx@root:obr> help
See the OBR Console Commands in obr subshell commands.
Use
add-url
to add a repository file to the set of repository files for which the
Repository Admin service provides access. The repository file is represented as a
URL. If the repository file URL is already in the Repository Admin's set of
repository files, the request is treated like a reload operation.
add-url [<repository-file-url> ...]Use
remove-url
to remove a repository file from the set of repository files for which
the Repository Admin service provides access. The repository file is represented as
a URL.
remove-url [<repository-file-url> ...]Use
list
to list the bundles available in the bundle repository. If no arguments
are specified, all available bundles are listed. Otherwise, any arguments are
concatenated with spaces and used as a substring filter on the bundle names.
list [<string> ...]
Use
list-url
to view a list of the URLs to the repository files used by the
Repository Admin service.
list-url
Use
info
to display the metadata for specified bundles.
info <bundle-name>[;<version>] ...
If a bundle's name contains spaces, it must be surrounded by quotes. You can specify a precise version if more than one version exists, for example:
info "Bundle Repository";1.0.0
This example retrieves the metadata for version 1.0.0 of the bundle
named Bundle Repository.
Use
deploy
to install or update specified bundles and all of their dependencies by
default. You can specify either the bundle name or the bundle identifier.
deploy <bundle-name>[;<version>] ... | <bundle-id> ...
If a bundle's name contains spaces, it must be surrounded by quotes. You can specify a precise version if more than one version exists, for example:
obr deploy "Bundle Repository";1.0.0
In this example, if version 1.0.0 of Bundle
Repository is already installed locally, the command attempts to update
it and all of its dependencies. Otherwise, the command installs the bundle and all
of its dependencies.
Use
start
to install and start the specified bundles and all of their
dependencies by default. Use the -nodeps switch to ignore
dependencies.
start [-nodeps] <bundle-name>[;<version>] ...
If a bundle's name contains spaces, it must be surrounded by quotes. If a specified bundle is already installed, this command has no effect.
You can specify a precise version if more than one version exists, for example:
obr start "Bundle Repository";1.0.0
This example installs and starts the 1.0.0version of the bundle
named Bundle Repository and its dependencies.
Use
source
to retrieve the source archives of the specified bundles and save them
to the specified local directory.
source [-x] <local-dir> <bundle-name>[;<version>] ...
Use the -x switch to automatically extract the source archives. If
a bundle name contains spaces, it must be surrounded by quotes.
You can specify a precise version if more than one version exists, for example:
obr source /home/fuse/tmp "Bundle Repository";1.0.0
This example retrieves the source archive of version 1.0.0 of the
bundle named Bundle Repository and saves it to the specified local
directory.
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