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The Command Line Interface allows JADE to be operated directly from the command line or from batch files. |
The command line interface also allows a JADE Client on a remote computer - for example in a DMZ - to be operated by SSH from another host. (See How to send and receive files between networks with DMZs- The JADE Command Line Interface is used e.g. for integration with existing scripts and to replace direct calls to FTP and SFTP command line programs.
- The JADE Command Line Interface allows to change the file transfer behavior, e.g. switch of protocol from FTP to SFTP, without the need to modify existing scripts. Such modifications can be applied to a JADE configuration file and would not affect existing file transfer scripts.
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The JADE Command Line Client provides the same functionality as other JADE Client interfaces.
- Use of the same functionality as other JADE Client interfaces.
- Use of the same parameterization by JADE File Transfer Profiles as other JADE Client interfaces.
- Integration with the components of the JADE Background Service (1).
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