The rradd command adds one or more resources to a ZIP resource repository.
Synopsis
rradd [-v|-vv] [-q] [-wsdl] url ... url rrfile rradd -h
Description
The rradd command adds one or resources to a ZIP resource repository. If the target file does not already exist, it is created. As with other repository manipulation commands, the action of rradd is atomic, so if there is a failure reading one of the URLs, the entire operation is aborted.
Options
| Option/Argument | Effect |
|---|---|
| -q | Suppress complaints about URIs already registered in the repository. |
| -wsdl | Treat the specified URLs as WSDL and/or XML schema and recursively import any other WSDL and/or schema documents referenced. The import algorithm handles circular references intelligently. |
| url ... url | one or more URLs to be imported; the content of the resource at each URL will be stored at a URI equal to the URL it was loaded from. See the rralias Command for information about how to add additional references to an previously stored resource. |
| rrfile | the ZIP resource repository file to update or create. |
| -v|-vv | adjust the verbosity of logging output. See Configuring Commandline Launchers. |
| -h | prints a synopsis to the console and exits. |
 | Use Care When Adding WSDL or Schema Without the -wsdl flag, WSDL and schema documents are handled in a "dumb" fashion. For example, valid use cases for adding WSDL without using the -wsdl flag include selective replacement of imports. |
