Root element for the WildFly Command Line Interface configuration.
default-protocol?
The default protocol to use when controller addresses are supplied without one.
default-controller?
If no default controller is specifed then the default will be assumed to be using host 'localhost' along with the default-protocol (Which will be remote+http if not defined) and the port will be whatever default corresponds to the selected protocol.
The address of a controller.protocol?
If no protocol is specified then the value for 'default-protocol' will be used.
host?
port?
If a port is not specified then the default port will be identified based on the protocol selected.
controllers?
The names controller alias mappings.
controller+
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| name | FIXME | The name of this controller alias. |
protocol?
If no protocol is specified then the value for 'default-protocol' will be used.
host?
port?
If a port is not specified then the default port will be identified based on the protocol selected.
validate-operation-requests?
Indicates whether the parameter list of the operation reuqests should be validated before the requests are sent to the controller for the execution.
history?
enabled?
file-name?
file-dir?
max-size?
resolve-parameter-values?
Whether to resolve system properties specified as command argument (or operation parameter) values before sending the operation request to the controller or let the resolution happen on the server side.
connection-timeout?
The time allowed to establish a connection with the controller.
ssl?
vault?
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| code | string | ||
| module | string |
vault-option*
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| name | FIXME | ||
| value | FIXME |
key-store?
key-store-password?
alias?
key-password?
trust-store?
trust-store-password?
modify-trust-store?
Setting to true will cause the CLI to prompt when unrecognised certificates are received and allow them to be stored in the truststore.
silent
Whether to write info and error messages to the terminal output. Even if the value is false, the messages will still be logged using the logger if its configuration allows and/or if the output target was specified as part of the command line using '>'.
access-control?
Whether the management-related commands and attributes should be filtered for the current user based on the permissions the user has been granted. In other words, if access-control is true, the tab-completion will hide commands and attributes the user is not allowed to access. In case the user attempts to execute a command or an operation without having sufficient permissions to do so, regardless of the value this element has, the attempt will fail with an access control error.
echo-command?
Commands executed in non interactive modes (scripts, list of commands, CLI API), have their name and list of options printed prior to the command actual output. This does help match command with printed result.
command-timeout?
The maximum amount of seconds the CLI will wait for a command to complete. Default timeout of 0 means no timeout.
output-json?
Display operation responses using JSON syntax. By default responses are displayed using DMR string syntax.
color-output?
enabled
error-color
warn-color
success-color
required-color
workflow-color
prompt-color
output-paging?
By default, if the OS supports it, the output of commands is not printed at once, instead you can scroll through it and search in it. This behaviour is similar to 'less' linux command. When this option is set to false the paging will be disabled and the whole output of all commands will be written at once(useful e.g.for copy/paste).