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This is the first in a series of articles describing how to get started with using the the JADE Client via its Command Line Interface and configuring simple file management tasks.
Articles in this series are:
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- For Windows users:
- Create a jade_demo folder in your user home directory with a and b sub-folders like this:
mkdir %USERPROFILE%\jade_demomkdir %USERPROFILE%\jade_demo\amkdir %USERPROFILE%\jade_demo\b
- Download the jade_settings_windows.ini file containing the example profiles presented in this article to the %USERPROFILE%/jade_demo folder and rename it to jade_settings.ini
- Create a jade_demo folder in your user home directory with a and b sub-folders like this:
- For Unix users:
- Create a jade_demo folder in your user home directory with a and b sub-folders like this:
mkdir ~/jade_demo
mkdir ~/jade_demo/a
mkdir ~/jade_demo/b
- Download the jade_settings_unix.ini file file containing the example profiles presented in this article to the ~/jade_demo folder and rename it to jade_settings.ini
- Create a jade_demo folder in your user home directory with a and b sub-folders like this:
- Copy the appropriate jade_settings_*.ini file (Windows or Unix) to the jade_demo sub-folder in your user home directory.
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Note that comments in the JADE settings profiles are added using double semi-colons (";;").
Running the examples:
- For the examples is assumed that Either open the command line interface in the location where you have installed the jade.cmd or jade.sh are available in your path or are prefixed by their files or use suitable path name prefixes.
- The command line parameterization is identical for use with both the Windows and the Unix command line.
- Run the examples by entering the following in the command line, e.g. for the first of the examples listed below:
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./jade.sh -settings="${HOME}/jade_demo/jade_settings.ini" -profile="ftp_server_2_local" |
The following examples are given for Windows environmentAll other examples in this series of articles list the profile settings and command line call for Windows environments. Unix users will find the samples in the respective configuration file suitable profile settings in the Unix version of the jade_settings.ini file which was linked above and will be able to adapt the Windows command line calls in the manner shown above.
Simple JADE file transfer operations - download by FTP and SFTP
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As the new profile name suggests, the SFTP protocol is used in this profile and authentication is by user/password - key . Key pair authentication is described later in this series of articles.
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