Tool name:
CreateChannel

Description:
Creates a channel with the specified name on the specified server.
A single permission can be set during channel creation using
optional arguments.
For adding a set of permissions use the client API.

Usage:
runUMTool CreateChannel -rname=<rname> -channelname=<channelname>
[optional_args]

Examples:
CreateChannel -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -channelname=channel0
-maxevents=10

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm to which the channel will be connected.

channelname :
Name of the channel to be created.

Optional Parameters:

maxevents :
Capacity of the new store (default 0).

ttl :
Time to Live for the new store (default 0).

type :
Type of the new store (default S).
R - Reliable (stored in memory), with persistent EIDs
P - Persistent (stored on disk)
S - Simple (stored in memory)
T - Transient (no server-based storage)
M - Mixed (allows both memory and persistent events)
O - Off-Heap
G - Paged (uses a memory-mapped file for storage)

publishkeys :
Set of publish keys for the new store (default null).
Multiple pairs - each pair is separated by a ';'
Pairs - each name and depth is separated by a ','
e.g. name,depth;name2,depth2

isclusterwide :
Whether the new store is cluster-wide.
Will only work if the realm is part of a cluster.

usejmsengine :
Whether to use the JMS style fanout engine.

usemergeengine :
Whether to use the merge style fanout engine.

isautodelete :
Whether the store is auto-deleted upon disconnection of its creator.

isdurable :
Whether the store is durable (restores after a server restart).

isautomaintenance :
Whether the store will have automatic maintenance as events are
being removed.

honourcapacity :
Whether the store capacity setting will prevent publishing of any more
data once full.

enablecaching :
Whether the server will cache events in memory or will always refer back
to the file-backed store.

cacheonreload :
Whether the server will cache events in memory for fast replay upon restart.

enablereadbuffering :
Whether reads will be buffered to optimise the I/O access to the
file-based store.

readbuffersize :
The size in bytes of the buffer to use when read buffering (default 10240).

enablemulticast :
Whether multicast is supported on the new store.

synceachwrite :
Whether each write to the store will also call sync on the file system
to ensure all data is written to disk.

syncbatchsize :
Maximum size of batch written to disk on sync.

syncbatchtime :
Time for writing data to disk on sync.

fanoutarchivetarget :
Name of fanout archive target to be configured.

priority :
The default message priority for events on the new store.

stampdictionary :
StampDictionary setting value for the new store.

subject :
The subject in format user@host for which the permission
will be set. For a group permission, this value will be set
as a group name. If this parameter is missing, the other parameters
related to the permission entry are considered invalid.

group :
Whether a group permission entry must be created. Such permissions
can be applied during channel creation only for already existing
security groups.

manage :
Whether the subject or group has permissions to manage ACLs
(default is set to false).

publish :
Whether the subject or group has permissions to publish
events to this channel (default is set to false).

subscribe :
Whether the subject or group has permissions to subscribe to the
channel (default is set to false).

purge :
Whether the subject or group has permissions to purge events
from the channel (default is set to false).

fullprivileges :
Whether the subject or group has full permissions for this channel
(default is set to false).

getlasteid :
Whether the subject or group has permissions to get the last event ID
(default is set to false).

named :
Whether the subject or group has permissions to use named
subscription on the channel (default is set to false).

multifileeventsperspindle :
Number of events that will be stored per individual file for a store
(default is 50000).

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
CreateDurable

Description:
Creates a Durable (also known as Named Object) with the specified name and type
on the specified channel.

Usage:
runUMTool CreateDurable -rname=<rname> -channelname=<channelname>
-durablename=<durablename> -durabletype=<durabletype> [optional_args]

Examples:
CreateDurable -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -channelname=channel0
-durablename=durable0 -durabletype=N

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm to list the details of all the channels within.

channelname :
Name of the channel on which the Durable will be created.

durablename :
Name of the Durable to be created.

durabletype :
Type of the new Durable.
N - Named
S - Shared
SE - Serial

Optional Parameters:

isclusterwide :
Whether the durable should be created in the entire cluster.

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password

Tool name:
CreateJoin

Description:
Joins two channels.

Usage:
runUMTool CreateJoin -rname=<rname> -channelhost=<channelhost>
-channeldest=<channeldest> [optional_args]

Examples:
CreateJoin -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -rnamedest=nsp://localhost:8090
-channelhost=source -channeldest=destination

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm from which the source channel will be retrieved.

channelhost :
Name of the source channel.

channeldest :
Name of the destination channel.

Optional Parameters:

rnamedest :
URL of the realm from which the destination channel
will be retrieved (default is set to be -rname).

routed :
Set routed parameter (default is set to be false).

hopcount :
Set maximum number of hops (default is set to be 10).

selector :
Set selector string (default is set to be null).

allowpurge :
Set allowPurge parameter when connecting to a channel
(default is set to be true).

createtwoway :
Set createtwoway parameter to create a two way
channel join (default is set to be false)

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
CreateQueue

Description:
Creates a queue with the specified name on the specified server.
A single permission can be set during queue creation using
optional arguments. For adding a set of permissions use the client API.

Usage:
runUMTool CreateQueue -rname=<rname> -queuename=<queuename> [optional_args]

Examples:
CreateQueue -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -queuename=queue0 -maxevents=10

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm to which the queue will be connected.

queuename :
Name of the queue to be created.

Optional Parameters:

maxevents :
Capacity of the new store (default 0).

ttl :
Time to Live for the new store (default 0).

type :
Type of the new store (default S).
R - Reliable (stored in memory), with persistent EIDs
P - Persistent (stored on disk)
S - Simple (stored in memory)
T - Transient (no server-based storage)
M - Mixed (allows both memory and persistent events)
O - Off-Heap
G - Paged (uses a memory-mapped file for storage)

isclusterwide :
Whether the new store is cluster-wide.
Will only work if the realm is part of a cluster.

usejmsengine :
Whether to use the JMS style fanout engine.

usemergeengine :
Whether to use the merge style fanout engine.

isautodelete :
Whether the store is auto-deleted upon disconnection of its creator.

isdurable :
Whether the store is durable (restores after a server restart).

isautomaintenance :
Whether the store will have automatic maintenance as
events are being removed.

honourcapacity : Whether the store capacity setting will prevent
publishing of any more data once full.

enablecaching :
Whether the server will cache events in memory
or will always refer back to the file-backed store.

cacheonreload :
Whether the server will cache events in memory for fast replay
upon restart.

enablereadbuffering :
Whether reads will be buffered to optimise the I/O access
to the file-based store.

readbuffersize :
The size in bytes of the buffer to use when read buffering
(default 10240).

enablemulticast :
Whether multicast is supported on the new store.

synceachwrite :
Whether each write to the store will also call sync on the file system
to ensure all data is written to disk.

syncbatchsize :
Maximum size of batch written to disk on sync.

syncbatchtime :
Time for writing data to disk on sync.

fanoutarchivetarget :
Name of fanout archive target to be configured.

priority :
The default message priority for events on the new store.

stampdictionary :
StampDictionary setting value for the new store.

subject :
The subject in format user@host for which the permission
will be set. For a group permission this value will be
set as a group name. If this parameter is missing the other
parameters related to the permission entry are
considered invalid.

group :
Whether a group permission entry must be created.
Such permissions can be applied during channel creation only
for already existing security groups.

manage :
Whether the subject or group has permissions to manage
ACLs (default is set to false).

fullprivileges : Whether the subject or group has full permissions
for this channel (default is set to false).

purge :
Whether the subject or group has permissions to purge
events from the channel (default is set to false).

pop :
Whether the subject or group has permissions to pop events
from the queue (default is set to false).

peek :
Whether the subject or group has permissions to peek events
from this queue (default is set to false).

push :
Whether the subject or group has permissions to push events
in the queue (default is set to false).

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
DeleteChannel

Description:
Deletes a channel with the specified name on the specified realm.

Usage:
runUMTool DeleteChannel -rname=<rname> -channelname=<channelname>
[optional_args]

Examples:
DeleteChannel -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -channelname=channel0

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm to which the channel will be connected.

channelname :
Name of the channel to be deleted.

Optional Parameters:

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
DeleteDurable

Description:
Deletes a Durable with the specified name on the specified channel.

Usage:
runUMTool DeleteDurable -rname=<rname> -channelname=<channelname>
-durablename=<durablename> [optional_args]

Examples:
DeleteDurable -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -channelname=channel0
-durablename=durable0

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm to list the details of all the channels within.

channelname :
Name of the channel from which the Durable will be deleted.

durablename :
Name of the Durable to be deleted.

Optional Parameters:

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
DeleteJoin

Description:
Deletes a join between two channels.

Usage:
runUMTool DeleteJoin -rname=<rname> -channelhost=<channelhost>
-channeldest=<channeldest> [optional_args]

Examples:
DeleteJoin -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -rnamedest=nsp://localhost:8090
-channelhost=source -channeldest=destination

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm from which the source channel will be retrieved.

channelhost :
Name of the source channel.

channeldest :
Name of the destination channel.

Optional Parameters:

rnamedest :
URL of the realm from which the destination channel
will be retrieved (default is set to be -rname).

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
DeleteQueue

Description:
Deletes a queue with the specified name on the specified realm.

Usage:
runUMTool DeleteQueue -rname=<rname> -queuename=<queuename> [optional_args]

Examples:
DeleteQueue -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -queuename=queue0

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm to which the queue is connected.

queuename :
Name of the queue to be deleted.

Optional Parameters:

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
GetChannelInfo

Description:
Gets the attributes and storage properties of a specified channel
in a specified realm.

Usage:
runUMTool GetChannelInfo -rname=<rname> -cname=<cname> [optional_args]

Examples:
GetChannelInfo -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -cname=channel0 -format=plaintext

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm to which the channel will be connected.

cname :
Name of the channel to return info for.

Optional Parameters:

format :
Format to print output in (plaintext/xml/json).

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
GetDurableInfo

Description:
Gets the attributes of a specific Durable in a specific channel.

Usage:
runUMTool GetDurableInfo -rname=<rname> -channelname=<channelname>
-durablename=<durablename> [optional_args]

Examples:
GetDurableInfo -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -channelname=channel0
-durablename=durable0 -format=plaintext

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm to list the details of all the channels within.

channelname :
Name of the channel from where to get the Durable.

durablename :
Name of the Durable to return info for.

Optional Parameters:

format :
Format to print output in (plaintext/xml/json).

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
GetDurablesInfo

Description:
Displays the durables details saved in a .nsb file.

Usage:
runUMTool GetDurablesInfo -nsbfileloc=<nsbfileloc> [optional_args]

Examples:
GetDurablesInfo -nsbfileloc=C:\filepath

Required arguments:

nsbfileloc :
Absolute path for the nsb files location. This can be a folder
which consists of multiple nsb files or a single nsb file.

Optional Parameters:

textfileexport :
Path to a text file in which the .nsb content will be saved.
Must be an absolute path to a text file or the name of a
text file which will be created in the working directory.

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
GetDurableStatus

Description:
Gets the current state of durables on a realm, sorted by a given field.

Usage:
runUMTool GetDurableStatus -rname=<rname> [optional_args]

Examples:
GetDurableStatus -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -sort=storesize -v=true

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm to find durables for.

Optional Parameters:

sort :
Field to sort objects by. May be depth, depthtx, storesize,
lasteid, lastread or lastwrite (default lastread).

v :
Whether the final output includes all fields or only
the one specified. May be true or false (default false).

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
GetEventsInfo

Description:
Display the events details present in the memory file.

Usage:
runUMTool GetEventsInfo -memfileloc=<memfileloc> -storetype=<storetype>
[optional_args]

Examples:
GetEventsInfo -memfileloc=C:\filename -storetype=mixed

Required arguments:

memfileloc :
Absolute path for the memory files location. This can be a folder
which consists of multiple memory files or a single memory file.

storetype :
Store type of channel/queue. It will be either Mixed or Persistent.

Optional Parameters:

eventfactory :
Option to specify the type of the Event factory, by default
nServerEventFactory is used.

perfmaintenance :
Option to remove the free memory in the memory file (yes or no).
UM server must be down during maintenance.

additionalevtinfo :
Option to get the additional event details (yes or no).

exportfileformat :
Option to specify the file format to export the event data.
File formats supported are txt, xml.

exportfilepath :
Option to specify the absolute file path to export the event data.

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
IdentifyLargeDurableOutstandingEvents

Description:
Identifies channels containing Durable with a large number
of outstanding events.

Usage:
runUMTool IdentifyLargeDurableOutstandingEvents -rname=<rname>
-threshold=<threshold> [optional_args]

Examples:
IdentifyLargeDurableOutstandingEvents -rname=nsp://localhost:8080
-threshold=100

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm to list the details of all the channels within.

threshold :
Long value representing the tolerated number of outstanding events.

Optional Parameters:

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password : Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
ListChannels

Description:
Lists details of the channels on the specified server.

Usage:
runUMTool ListChannels -rname=<rname> [optional_args]

Examples:
ListChannels -rname=nsp://localhost:8080

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm to list the details of all the channels within.

Optional Parameters:

format :
Format to print output in (plaintext/xml/json).

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
ListJoins

Description:
Lists joins on a given realm.

Usage:
runUMTool ListJoins -rname=<rname> [optional_args]

Examples:
ListJoins -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -v=true

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm to which we will connect.

Optional Parameters:

v :
Output additional information for each join.

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
MonitorChannels

Description:
Monitors the channels and queues in a realm and prints totals.

Usage:
runUMTool MonitorChannels -rname=<rname> [optional_args]

Examples:

MonitorChannels -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -channelname=channel0
-format=plaintext

MonitorChannels -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -channelname=queue1
-format=plaintext

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm to monitor channels and queues for.

Optional Parameters:

channelname :
Name of a specific channel or queue to monitor

format :
Format to print output in (plaintext/xml/json)

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password : Your Universal Messaging server password.

Tool name:
PurgeEvents

Description:
Purges events from a channel with the specified name on the
specified realm.

Usage:
runUMTool PurgeEvents -rname=<rname> -channelname=<channelname>
[optional_args]

Examples:
PurgeEvents -rname=nsp://localhost:8080 -channelname=channel0

Required arguments:

rname :
URL of the realm to which the channel will be connected.

channelname :
Name of the channel to be created.

Optional Parameters:

starteid :
Starting event ID of range to purge.

endeid :
Ending event ID of range to purge.

selector :
Selector query to filter which events to purge.

purgejoins :
Whether to purge events from joined channels.

username :
Your Universal Messaging server username.

password :
Your Universal Messaging server password.