The Endeca Server command interface has several global options
that allow you to specify the host, port, and context root of the Oracle Endeca
Server, and enable the interface for SSL.
The global options
are:
- --host
- --port
- --root
- --help
- --keystore
- --truststore
- --ssl
- --password
- --keystore-password
- --truststore-password
- --key-password
Do not forget to specify global options with
endeca-cmd. If you do not specify them,
endeca-cmd assumes that the defaults are used for the
Endeca Server (such as the default port and host). For example, assume you have
configured the Endeca Server application in WebLogic domain to use a port that
is different from a default port of 7001 (in a non-SSL installation). In this
case, in order for
endeca-cmd to find the correct port, you should list
it explicitly, as one of the global options. For example, this command creates
a data domain
my_test_dd in the Endeca Server running on port 9001
(the data domain is disabled when created):
endeca-cmd create-dd my_test_dd --port 9001 --is-enabled false
Getting online help
The
--help option provides usage help for the Endeca
Server commands.
The syntax for obtaining general help is:
endeca-cmd --help
The syntax for obtaining help on a specific command is:
endeca-cmd <command> --help
This example displays usage help for the
create-dd command:
endeca-cmd create-dd --help