imr1
Mico implementation repository tool
Usage
imr list
imr info ...
imr create ...
imr delete ...
imr activate ...
Overview
imr is used to list all entries in the implementation repository, to show detailed information for one entry, to create a new entry, and to delete an entry.
Operation modes
Listing All Entries
imrlist-
will print a listing of the names of all entries in the implementation repository.
Details For One Entry
imrinfo<name>-
will show you detailed information for the entry named
<name>.
Creating New Entries
imrcreate<name><mode><command><repoid1>...-
will create a new entry with name
<name>.<mode>is one ofpersistent,shared,unshared,permethod,library.<command>is the shell command that should be used to start the server or the file name of a loadable module forlibraryactivation mode. Note that all paths have to be absolute sincemicod's current directory is probably different from your current directory. Furthermore you have to make sure that the server is located on the same machine asmicod, otherwise you have to usersh.<repoid1>,<repoid2>and so on are the repository ids for the IDL interfaces implemented by the server.
Deleting Entries
imrdelete<name>-
will delete the entry named
<name>.
Activation implementation
imractivate<name>[<micod-address>]-
will force activation of the implementation
<name>.
Files
~/.micorc
Releases
Unchanged in 2 releases since Debian 2.2 (Potato).