wlshell Commands

wlshell Commands


This page contains the list of wlshell commands. For a description of the syntax, see the BNF document.


commands


$variable

Displays the value of the specified variable. Invokes a method.

c2w

Converts config.xml to wlshell script commands.

call

Executes the specified native OS command.

cd

Changes or displays the current directory.

connect

Connects to a server or config file.

date

Prints the current system date.

descr

Describes an object: current value, constructors, fields and methods.

dir

Prints contents of the current directory. Alias: ls.

disconnect

Closes the current connection.

domain:

Changes current domain.

domains

Lists available domains.

echo

Displays messages. Alias: print.

exit

Quits wlshell. Aliases: bye, quit.

explore

Opens a wlshell Explorer window.

expr

Evaluates expressions.

find

Searches for a string in directories and files.

for

Provides repetitive processing.

get

Gets one or more attributes or operations.

help

Provides information about wlshell commands.

if

Provides conditional processing.

info

Displays connection, server status and local information.

invoke

Invokes an operation.

keys

Sets and gets the path key list. Analyzes MBean object names.

ls

Prints content of the current directory. Alias: dir.

mkdir

Creates a directory. Alias: md.

option

Displays and sets current options.

output

Enables or disables command output and prompt.

ping

Pings the specified server.

prompt

Prompts for input.

pwd

Displays the name of the current directory.

read

Reads and executes the commands in the specified script file.

reconnect

Reconnects to the current server(s).

reload

Reloads information from the server(s).

rmdir

Removes a directory. Alias: rd.

set

Sets an attribute or displays environment variables.

sleep

Sleeps for the specified milliseconds.

upload

Uploads a local file to the server's filesystem.

var = expr

Assigns a value to a variable.

ver

Prints wlshell version.

while

Provides repetitive processing.

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