IDL Definitions

itadmin provides a single itadmin idl command, which lets you modify the contents of an interface repository with new IDL definitions.

idl -R=-v

idl -R=-v idl-filename 

Writes IDL definitions from a single IDL source file into the interface repository. The -R=-v argument setting causes the interface repository to use verbose mode to indicate command progress. The idl-filename argument names the IDL file. You must execute the idl command from the command line.

Examples

The following example writes the IDL definitions in the foo.idl file to the interface repository:

bash $ idl -R=-v foo.idl Created Alias MyLong. Created Operation op1. Created Operation op2. Created Interface Foo.

Note: The idl -R=-v command does not require the itadmin command.