Using ldcget

Command-Line

ldcget -track:<Project> [-version]:<Snapshot Version> [-url]:<Repository URL> [-repository]:<Repository Name> [-output]:<Output File Name> [-force]

   -repository:<Repository Name>
      Repository Name
   -url:<Repository URL>
      Repository URL
   -https
      Use HTTPS
   -host:<Server Host>
      Server Host
   -port:<Server Port>
      Server Port
   -user:<User>
      User
   -password:<Password>
      Password
   -app:<Web Application Name>
      Web Application Name
   -track:<Project>
      Project
   -version:<Snapshot Version>
      Snapshot Version
   -output:<Output File Name>
      Output File Name
   -force
      Force output file to be overwritten

Gets a snapshot (a Lattix project) from the repository.

Examples

ldcget -url:http://serverName:port/LattixWeb -track:projName -user:your-name -password:your-password

Extracts the latest snapshot from the track projName.

ldcget -repository:TestRepository -track:projName -user:your-name -password:your-password

Extracts the latest snapshot from the track projName. Note that to use this command, you must have set up a TestRepository using Lattix Architect to point to the server, port and app.

ldcget -repository:TestRepository -track:projName -version:V1.0 -output:proj.ldz -user:your-name -password:your-password

Extracts the snapshot V1.0 from the track projName into the file proj.ldz.

Success or Failure

Return success or failure to the calling script, where failure is the inability to complete its processing.