uCommand

Allows users to interact with locally running modules. More...

Collaboration diagram for uCommand:

Classes
class	UMPS::Services::Command::AvailableCommandsRequest
	Requests the text-based interactive program commands. More...
class	UMPS::Services::Command::AvailableCommandsResponse
	The available text-based interactive program commands. More...
class	UMPS::Services::Command::CommandRequest
	Issues a text-based command to the application. More...
class	UMPS::Services::Command::CommandResponse
	The response from a text-based command. More...
class	UMPS::Services::Command::ModuleDetails
	Defines the locally running module properties. More...
class	UMPS::Services::Command::ModuleTable
	This is for interacting with the underlying SQLite3 database that keeps track of the locally running modules. More...
class	UMPS::Services::Command::Requestor
	This class allows the user to interact with programs running locally via inter-process communication. Note, the program to which to communicate must be running and have opened an IPC reply service from which to receive requests. More...
class	UMPS::Services::Command::RequestorOptions
	This sets the parameters for the utility that will allow users to interact locally with a program. More...
class	UMPS::Services::Command::Service
	This class allows a background application to interact with a user. More...
class	UMPS::Services::Command::ServiceOptions
	This class allows a background application to interact with a user. More...
class	UMPS::Services::Command::TerminateRequest
	Issues a command to terminate the application. More...
class	UMPS::Services::Command::TerminateResponse
	A request to terminate the application. More...

Detailed Description

Allows users to interact with locally running modules.

uCommand

This utility is for interacting with modules running on the local machine. The idea is to allow the user to interact with a daemon process. It can be run

uCommand

You will then enter a prompt that allows you to list locally running modules and, optionally, connect. For example,

list

may return something like

LocallyRunningModule1
LocallyRunningModule2

To connect to "LocallyRunningModule2"

connect LocallyRunningModule2

To disconnect you would then type

hangup 

Note, the locally running application may have a ‘quit’ command. Issuing this command will cause the locally running application to self-terminate and cause uCommand to hangup.