The ls command is used to list discovered Openwings entities.
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Syntax: ls [-lv] [<path>]
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Typing "ls" immediately after starting the shell will
show all contexts and container managers (also known as platforms)
currently under the root level of the hierarchy.
The ls command can also be used to list the components, mbeans,
services, and processes under a container manager:
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If used on a process, ls will display the names of mbeans and
services under it. If used on an mbean or service, the
ls command will display the names of any UIs that are contained
within.
The -l option specifies long list format, and the -v option specifies
verbose list format. In this release, both the -l and -v
options do the same thing. A long/verbose listing will
display detailed status on components, including whether each
component is executable (i.e., can be run with the process command)
and what state each is in (installed, uninstalled, resolved, or
authenticated).
If a component appears in the "installed" state, there
are remaining dependencies that need to be resolved by the Openwings
Install Service before the component can be run (e.g., component
A may depend on the presence of component B). Once all the
needed components have been installed on a platform, the state
of your component changes to "resolved", and you can
execute the component using the process
command (discussed later).
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