commandline client: propput doesn't work?

[sc...@financial.com]

Hi, I have problems using the propput command in the slide command line
client:
The help message tells me
"propput path property value   Set property with given value"
when I try "propput <somePath> property value"
I get the error message
"Error: invalid command: <somePath>"

It always tries to interpret the second argument as command. Looks like
there is some parsing problem maybe. Or do I missunderstood the command's
syntax again?

Regards,
Frank


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Re: commandline client: propput doesn't work?

[Jean-Baptiste Lièvremont <je...@eads.net>]

As soon as I have some time :$ actually I have other problems with Slide 
(JDBC stores not working, integration into NetBeans). But I'll try to 
think about it :)

-JB

Oliver Zeigermann a écrit :

> I agree that the command line client needs to be rewritten as well! 
> Jean-Baptiste, could you make an initial effort?
>
> Oliver
>
> Jean-Baptiste Lièvremont wrote:
>
>> Try issueing a 'proppatch' command with the full path to the resource.
>>
>> By the way, I agree that the command line client needs to be 
>> rewritten. I was looking on an approach using 'java-readline' 
>> (http://java-readline.sourceforge.net), in order to avoid parsing 
>> problems and permit a better control over the history for instance.
>>
>> Regards,
>> -J.B
>>
>> schmaus@financial.com a écrit :
>>
>>> Hi, I have problems using the propput command in the slide command line
>>> client:
>>> The help message tells me
>>> "propput path property value   Set property with given value"
>>> when I try "propput <somePath> property value"
>>> I get the error message
>>> "Error: invalid command: <somePath>"
>>>
>>> It always tries to interpret the second argument as command. Looks like
>>> there is some parsing problem maybe. Or do I missunderstood the 
>>> command's
>>> syntax again?
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Frank
>>>
>>>
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Re: commandline client: propput doesn't work?

[Oliver Zeigermann <ol...@zeigermann.de>]

I agree that the command line client needs to be rewritten as well! 
Jean-Baptiste, could you make an initial effort?

Oliver

Jean-Baptiste Lièvremont wrote:
> Try issueing a 'proppatch' command with the full path to the resource.
> 
> By the way, I agree that the command line client needs to be rewritten. 
> I was looking on an approach using 'java-readline' 
> (http://java-readline.sourceforge.net), in order to avoid parsing 
> problems and permit a better control over the history for instance.
> 
> Regards,
> -J.B
> 
> schmaus@financial.com a écrit :
> 
>> Hi, I have problems using the propput command in the slide command line
>> client:
>> The help message tells me
>> "propput path property value   Set property with given value"
>> when I try "propput <somePath> property value"
>> I get the error message
>> "Error: invalid command: <somePath>"
>>
>> It always tries to interpret the second argument as command. Looks like
>> there is some parsing problem maybe. Or do I missunderstood the command's
>> syntax again?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Frank
>>
>>
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Re: commandline client: propput doesn't work?

[Jean-Baptiste Lièvremont <je...@eads.net>]

Try issueing a 'proppatch' command with the full path to the resource.

By the way, I agree that the command line client needs to be rewritten. 
I was looking on an approach using 'java-readline' 
(http://java-readline.sourceforge.net), in order to avoid parsing 
problems and permit a better control over the history for instance.

Regards,
-J.B

schmaus@financial.com a écrit :

>Hi, I have problems using the propput command in the slide command line
>client:
>The help message tells me
>"propput path property value   Set property with given value"
>when I try "propput <somePath> property value"
>I get the error message
>"Error: invalid command: <somePath>"
>
>It always tries to interpret the second argument as command. Looks like
>there is some parsing problem maybe. Or do I missunderstood the command's
>syntax again?
>
>Regards,
>Frank
>
>
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