Chapter 21. shell 21.1. shell:completion 21.1.1. Description Display or change the completion mode on the current console session. 21.1.2. Syntax shell:completion [options] [mode] 21.1.3. Arguments Name Description mode The completion mode to set. The valid completion modes are: global, first, subshell. 21.1.4. Options Name Description --help Display this help message 21.2. shell:exec 21.2.1. Description Executes system processes. 21.2.2. Syntax shell:exec [options] command 21.2.3. Arguments Name Description command Execution command with arguments 21.2.4. Options Name Description --help Display this help message 21.3. shell:info 21.3.1. Description Prints system information. 21.3.2. Syntax shell:info [options] 21.3.3. Options Name Description --help Display this help message --memory-pools, -mp Includes detailed information about memory pools 21.4. shell:java 21.4.1. Description Executes a Java standard application. 21.4.2. Syntax shell:java [options] className [arguments] 21.4.3. Arguments Name Description className The name of the class to invoke arguments Arguments to pass to the method of the given class 21.4.4. Options Name Description --help Display this help message -m, --method Invoke a named method 21.5. shell:logout 21.5.1. Description Disconnects shell from current session. 21.5.2. Syntax shell:logout [options] 21.5.3. Options Name Description --help Display this help message 21.6. shell:printf 21.6.1. Description Formats and prints arguments. 21.6.2. Syntax shell:printf [options] format arguments 21.6.3. Arguments Name Description format The format pattern to use arguments The arguments for the given format pattern 21.6.4. Options Name Description --help Display this help message 21.7. shell:source 21.7.1. Description Run a script 21.7.2. Syntax shell:source [options] script [args] 21.7.3. Arguments Name Description script A URI pointing to the script args Arguments for the script 21.7.4. Options Name Description --help Display this help message 21.8. shell:stack-traces-print 21.8.1. Description Prints the full stack trace in the console when the execution of a command throws an exception. 21.8.2. Syntax shell:stack-traces-print [options] [print] 21.8.3. Arguments Name Description print Print stack traces or not (defaults to true) 21.8.4. Options Name Description --help Display this help message 21.9. shell:threads 21.9.1. Description Prints the current threads (optionally with stacktraces) 21.9.2. Syntax shell:threads [options] [id] 21.9.3. Arguments Name Description id Show details for thread with this Id 21.9.4. Options Name Description --tree Display threads as a tree --list Display threads as a list -e, --empty-groups Show empty groups --packages Pruned packages --help Display this help message --monitors Display monitors -t, --threshold Minimal number of interesting stack trace line to display a thread --locks Display locks --no-format Disable table rendered output 21.10. shell:ttop 21.10.1. Description Display threads information 21.10.2. Syntax shell:ttop [options] 21.10.3. Options Name Description --seconds, -s Delay between updates in seconds --order, -o Comma separated list of sorting keys --millis, -m Delay between updates in milliseconds --nthreads, -n Only display up to NTHREADS threads --help Display this help message --stats, -t Comma separated list of stats to display 21.11. shell:watch 21.11.1. Description Watches & refreshes the output of a command 21.11.2. Syntax shell:watch [options] command 21.11.3. Arguments Name Description command The command to watch / refresh 21.11.4. Options Name Description --help Display this help message -n, --interval The interval between executions of the command in seconds -a, --append The output should be appended but not clear the console

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