Controller
The appman-controller is a command-line utility that can be used by the developer (or indirectly by other tools) on the target device to control the application-manager without directly talking to its D-Bus interface.
The following commands are available:
| Command | Arguments | Description |
|---|---|---|
start-application | <application-id>
| Starts the application identified by application-id within the application-manager. The document-url parameter is optional. |
debug-application | <debug-wrapper-specification>
| Starts the application identified by application-id within the application-manager using a debug-wrapper: see the debugging documentation for more information on this specification string. The document-url parameter is optional. |
stop-application | <application-id> | Stops the application identified by application-id. |
stop-all-applications | (none) | Stops all applications that are running within the application-manager. |
list-applications | (none) | Outputs all available application ids on the console (one per line). |
show-application | <application-id> | Shows the current meta-data of the given application in YAML format. The following options are supported:
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install-package | <package> | Installs the package given on the command-line. If the package file is specified as -, the tool will try to read the package from stdin. The following options are supported:
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remove-package | <application-id> | Removes the package that previously installed the application specified with application-id. The following options are supported:
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list-installation-locations | (none) | Lists all installaton locations. |
show-installation-location | <installation-location> | Shows details for installation location specified with installation-location in YAML format. The following options are supported:
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The appman-controller naturally supports the standard Unix --help command-line option.
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