Kwtoolstore

The kwtoolstore is a tool used to interact with a tool store through a Validate server configured to use it.

In order to use some of the following command options, you may need to have a specific permission level. See Enabling access to Klocwork projects for more information.

Usage

 kwtoolstore <subcommand> [options]

where

<subcommand> is any of the kwtoolstore subcommands covered in subsequent sections
[options] are any of the options for the specified subcommand

Only projects root admins can perform upload and delete subcommands.

You can also specify an arguments file for kwtoolstore or for kwtoolstore subcommands:

kwtoolstore <subcommand> @<arguments_file>

You can create an arguments file to specify your command line arguments. Each argument must be specified on a separate line. (If the arguments file contains multibyte characters, the file must be UTF-8 encoded.)

Options	Description
@<arguments_file>	specifies a text file containing subcommands and options. Allows a very long command line.
--url http(s)://<validate_server_host>:<validate_server_port>/	URL for the Validate Server. Use https:// if a secure Validate Server connection has been configured. <host> specifies the host machine running the Validate Server you want to connect to. <port> specifies the port used by the Validate Server you want to connect to.

kwtoolstore delete

Deletes a file in the tool store.

Usage

kwtoolstore delete [options] <file-name>

Example

kwtoolstore delete --url http://server01.acme.com:8080 kwbuildtools.23.2.0.66.linux64.zip

kwtoolstore download

Downloads a file from your tool store, with an optional target directory.

Usage

kwtoolstore download [options] <file-name> <target-dir>

Example

kwtoolstore download --url http://server01.acme.com:8080 kwbuildtools.23.2.0.66.linux64.zip /space/klocwork/23.2/buildtools

kwtoolstore list

Lists all available files in the tool store.

Usage

kwtoolstore list [options]

Example

kwtoolstore list --url http://server01.acme.com:8080

Alternatively, you can run --file to specify the exact file in the store to get details for:

kwtoolstore list --url http://server01.acme.com:8080 --file kwbuildtools.23.2.0.66.linux64.zip

kwtoolstore upload

Uploads a file to your tool store.

Usage

kwtoolstore upload [options] <file-name>

Example

kwtoolstore upload --url http://server01.acme.com:8080 kwbuildtools.23.2.0.66.linux64.zip