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[DACS Webservice] get the aplication list from DACSWS 7.3

Hello,

Could you please tell me how do we export the DACS application list in a file using the DACSWS of 7.3 ( we are on DACS 7.3)

in a command line, i use these command below and it gives me the DACS Application list (command "gal"):

[0] $ /mkd/software/jre1.8.0_161/bin/java -jar DacsWSClient.jar

>sm http://ServerXXXX:8080

>sup XXX XXXX

>gal

DACS Application List:

ACS:30

Adfin:140



Now i need to know how do we call it from a script and make it export the application list in a file.

Could you please give a help ?


Thanks and regards

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Hello @pape.diop-ext,

Are you coding an application?

Are you calling this from this application code?

Then you have complete freedom on any custom action, for instance, from Python code

write to a file

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Hi @pape.diop-ext,

How about just redirect:

 dal > myOutput.txt

Alternatively, one can create an app to interface with web service,

and then one can do a much more elaborate parsing and display of the output.

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Hello,

Thanks for your prompt reply.

Yes it work when we tap it manually in a command line.

But from a script how can we invoke it ?

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