Sun N1(TM) Service Provisioning System (SPS) public Application Programming Interface (API).

See:
Description

Packages

com.sun.n1.sps.client
com.sun.n1.sps.model
com.sun.n1.sps.model.bundle
com.sun.n1.sps.model.category
com.sun.n1.sps.model.component
com.sun.n1.sps.model.difference
com.sun.n1.sps.model.executor
com.sun.n1.sps.model.folder
com.sun.n1.sps.model.host
com.sun.n1.sps.model.install
com.sun.n1.sps.model.plan
com.sun.n1.sps.model.plugin
com.sun.n1.sps.model.resource
com.sun.n1.sps.model.rule
com.sun.n1.sps.model.user
com.sun.n1.sps.model.util
com.sun.n1.util.collections
com.sun.n1.util.enum
com.sun.n1.util.enumx
com.sun.n1.util.vars

Sun N1(TM) Service Provisioning System (SPS) public Application Programming Interface (API). The Java classes and methods that comprise this API enable you to access SPS features through Java code.
With these APIs, you can embed SPS command line interface (CLI) commands to execute SPS commands in your Java code. By using th API and the CLI in conjunction, you can perform a variety of tasks in your Java code, including:

• Retrieving information about hosts, components, plans, variables, plug-ins, and comparisons
• Checking in or deleting objects from your SPS environment
• Starting or stopping provisioning activities
• Displaying information about users and groups

For more information about the SPS CLI commands, see CLI description.
For examples that describe how to embed CLI commands in your Java/Jython code, see
Java code
Jython code