The rralias command adds an additional URI reference to a ZIP resource repository.
Synopsis
rralias [-v|-vv] [-q] fromuri touri rrfile rralias -h
Description
The rralias command adds an additional URI reference to a ZIP resource repository. As with other repository manipulation commands, the action of rralias is atomic, so if there is a failure reading one of the URLs, the entire operation is aborted.
The most common use case for the rralias command is when using the rradd Command to add multiple resources to the repository but where the URI of one of the resources is different than the URI in the <wsdl:import> statement. (This occurs frequently with generated WSDL and XML schema documents.)
 | Many References, One Resource A URI reference created by rralias is indistinguishable from a URI reference added by rradd, so in effect, a URI is dereferenced at the time that the alias is created. This means that if any of the aliased URIs is rebound at a later time, any alises must be reestablished. |
Options
| Option/Argument | Effect |
|---|---|
| -q | Suppress complaints about a touri that is already registered in the repository. |
| fromuri | the URI key of the source resource. This URI must already be registered in the repository, or the command will signal an error. |
| touri | the new URI alias. |
| rrfile | the ZIP resource repository file to which the alias will be added. |
| -v|-vv | adjust the verbosity of logging output. See Configuring Commandline Launchers. |
| -h | prints a synopsis to the console and exits. |
