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ecaccess-association-put

ECACCESS-ASSOCIATION-PUT(1p)				User Contributed Perl Documentation			      ECACCESS-ASSOCIATION-PUT(1p)

NAME

       ecaccess-association-put - Update/Create an Association

SYNOPSIS

       ecaccess-association-put -version|-help|-manual

       ecaccess-association-put [-debug] [-gateway name] [-password] source-file

DESCRIPTION

       Allow updating or creating an ECtrans Association. If the name exists then the Association is updated. If it does not exists then a new
       Association is created. In order to get a template for a new Association please use the following command:

       ecaccess-association-get -template association-name target-file

       The target-file for the Association Descriptive File does not have to be the name of the Association itself. The name for the Association
       is specified in the association-name parameter.

       When creating a new Association the -password option should be used to set the password (it can not be set in the Association Descriptive
       File as this would not be secure).

ARGUMENTS

       source-file
	       The name of the Association Descriptive File to upload.

OPTIONS

       -gateway name
	       This is the name of the ECaccess Gateway where the Association should be installed.  It is by default the Gateway you are connected
	       to. In order to get the name of your current Gateway you can use the ecaccess-gateway-name command. When using the commands at
	       ECMWF the default Gateway is always "ecaccess.ecmwf.int".

       -password
	       Allow prompting for a new password for the Association.

       -version
	       Display version number and exits.

       -help   Print a brief help message and exits.

       -manual Prints the manual page and exits.

       -debug  Display the SOAP messages exchanged.

EXAMPLES

       ecaccess-association-put -password ./test

       Push the Association described in the ./test file of your current directory on your default Gateway. You will be also prompted for a new
       password.

       ecaccess-association-put -gateway ecaccess.ecmwf.int ./test

       Push the Association described in the ./test file of your current directory on the ecaccess.ecmwf.int Gateway.

SEE ALSO

       ecaccess-association-delete, ecaccess-association-get, ecaccess-association-list, ecaccess-association-protocol and ecaccess.

perl v5.14.2							    2012-04-16					      ECACCESS-ASSOCIATION-PUT(1p)

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