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HBCIXML3(1)															       HBCIXML3(1)

NAME

       hbcixml3 - Command line tool to work on data in a HBCI XML file.

SYNOPSIS

       hbcixml3 <command> [options]

DESCRIPTION

       The aqhbci-tool3(1) command can be used to inspect and work on data in HBCI XML files. See section FILES for an example file used by
       AqBanking.

COMMANDS

       COMMAND may be one of these:

       show
	   shows the variables used by a given Job (the job name must be given by "-j").

       list
	   lists all available jobs

       analyze
	   analyze a log file. You can use this to anonymize the log file before sending it as a bug report.

OPTIONS

   General Options
       -f FILE
	   the HBCI description file to load (xml-file) repeat this option for each file to load If this option is omitted the default XML files
	   are loaded

       -t TYPE
	   the type of node inside the XML file use "job" to inspect jobs, "seg" to inspect segments

       -hv VER
	   HBCI version to use (defaults to 210) This effects which XML files will be loaded upons startup (only if no -f option is given)

       -m MODE
	   security mode to use with "show":

	   o   DDV (chipcard mode with DDV cards)

	   o   RDH (keyfile mode)

   Special Options for	show""
       -j JOB
	   name of the job/segment you are interested in

       -p
	   shows even those variables which are automatically preset by the message engine. -P - shows even those variables which are marked as
	   being hidden

       -mv VER
	   message/job/segment version to show (0 uses the first available)

   Special Options for	analyze""
       --trustlevel L
	   the higher this level the more you trust the recipient of the output logfile.

       --analyze F
	   name of the file to analyze

       -ol F
	   name of anonymized output logfile

       -od F
	   name of anonymized parsed logfile

       -os F
	   name of SWIFT MT940/942 file to export

       --logfile FILE
	   use given FILE as log file

       --logtype TYPE
	   use given TYPE as log type These are the valid types: stderr (log to standard error channel) file (log to the file given by --logfile)
	   Default is stderr

       --loglevel LEVEL
	   set the loglevel Valid levels are: emergency, alert, critical, error, warning, notice, info and debug Default is "warning".

EXAMPLES

       The simplest usage of this program is:

	   hbcixml2 show -j JobDialogInit

       This shows the properties used by the job "JobInit".

       Other example:

	   hbcixml2 show -t seg -j Balance

       shows the response segment of a JobGetBalance.

FILES

       /usr/share/aqbanking/backends/aqhbci/hbci.xml
	   This file is used by AqBanking to construct HBCI messages.

BUGS

       Probably lots, please post them to the mailing list (see Resources below) when you find them.

RESOURCES

       On the AqBanking mailing lists[1] you can give kudos to the developers or get answered your questions.

COPYING

       Copyright (C) Martin PreuB. Free use of this software is granted under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL).

       The manpage was composed by Micha Lenk and converted by the nifty tool AsciiDoc into a manpage.

AUTHOR

       Micha Lenk <micha@lenk.info>
	   Author.

NOTES

	1. AqBanking mailing lists
	   http://lists.aqbanking.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aqbanking-user

								    12/09/2012							       HBCIXML3(1)

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