jsamp(1)
NAME
jsamp - Java Simple Application Messaging Protocol command-line tool for the Virtual Observatory
SYNOPSIS
jsamp [-help] [-version] <command> [-help] <cmd-args> <command-class> [-help] <cmd-args>
DESCRIPTION
jsamp provides a low-level command-line interface to the JSAMP Simple Application Messaging Protocol Java library funcationality which Virtual Observatory (VO) applications for exchanging data with each other on the users machine.
OPTIONS
-help display contextual usage information for commands and sub-
commands
-version
display the matching SAMP protocol revision and jsamp build
version (if available)
-verbose
output additional information on stdout while executing
+verbose
do not output any information on stdout while executing
COMMANDS
All commands can be followed by the argument -help to display details
of their arguments and sub-commands
Main Commands
Main commands related to starting or setting up SAMP hub instances.
hub [-mode no-gui|client-gui|msg-gui|facade] [-profiles
std|web|<hubprofile-class>[,...]] [-extraprofiles std|web|<hubprofile-
class>[,...]] [-std:secret <secret>] [-std:httplock] [-web:log
none|http|xml|rpc] [-web:auth swing|true|false|extreme] [-web:[no]cors]
[-web:[no]flash] [-web:[no]silverlight] [-web:[no]urlcontrol]
[-web:[no]restrictmtypes]
start a SAMP Hub so that VO applications can share and exchange
data via the Hub
bridge [-[no]exporturls] [-nostandard] [-sampdir <lockfile-dir>]
[-sampfile <lockfile>] [-sampurl <lockurl>] [-keys <xmlrpc-url>
<secret>] [-profile <clientprofile-class>]
sent up a proxy bridge between two or more SAMP hub instances
help display the list of top-level jsamp commands
Debugging Commands
hubmonitor [-auto <secs>] [-nomsg] [-nogui] [-mtype <pattern>]
monitor an existing SAMP hub and show connected clients
snooper [-clientname <appname>] [-clientmeta <metaname> <metavalue>]
[-mtype <pattern>] [-subs <pattern> <subsinfo>]
monitor an existing SAMP hub and dump the flow of messages to
stdout
Testing Commands
calcstorm [-gui] [-nclient <n>] [-nquery <n>] [-mode
sync|async|notify|random]
stress-test a SAMP hub using multiple connections and exchanging
lots of messages
hubtester [-gui]
run a series of tests against a running SAMP hub
HOMEPAGE
http://www.star.bristol.ac.uk/~mbt/jsamp/commands.html
AUTHORS
Software author Mark Taylor <M.B.Taylor@bristol.ac.uk> Manpage author Paul Sladen <debian@paul.sladen.org> as part of the Debian GNU/Linux packaging.
COPYRIGHT
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