SIP SIMPLE Client SDK

== xcapclient ==

To use this script you must to have a valid [wiki:configuration_file configuration file].

=== Description ===

{{{

adigeo@ag-imac3:~$xcapclient -h

  xcapclient: Client for managing full or partial XML documents on XCAP servers (RFC 4825)

  xcapclient [OPTIONS] --app AUID ACTION [NODE-SELECTOR]

  ACTION is an operation to perform: get, replace, insert, put or delete.

  Presence of NODE-SELECTOR indicates that action is to be performed on an

  element or an attribute.

Options:

  -h, --help             show this help message and exit

  -a NAME, --account-name=NAME

                         the account name from which to read account settings.

                         Corresponds to section Account_NAME in the

                         configuration file. If not supplied, the section

                         [Account] will be read.

  --show-config          show options from the configuration file; use

                         together with --account-name

  --xcap-root=XCAP_ROOT  XCAP root, e.g. https://xcap.example.com/xcap-root

  --sip-address=SIP_ADDRESS

                         SIP address of the user in the form username@domain

  -p PASSWORD, --password=PASSWORD

                         password to use if authentication is required. If not

                         supplied will be asked interactively

  --app=AUID             Application Unique ID. There's no default value;

                         however, it may be guessed from NODE-SELECTOR or from

                         the input file. Known apps: watchers, pidf-

                         manipulation, rls-services, resource-lists, xcap-

                         caps, pres-rules, test-app

  --filename=FILENAME    

  -c CONTEXT, --context=CONTEXT

                         document context, users or global; default is users

                         for everything except xcap-caps

  --etag=ETAG            perform a conditional operation

  -i INPUT_FILENAME      source file for the PUT request; default is <stdin>

  -o OUTPUT_FILENAME     output file for the body of the server response

                         (successful or not); default is <stdout>

  -d, --dump             print HTTP traffic to stderr

}}}