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Application Framework Bindings
- Overview
- Binding's vocabulary
- Binder events guide
- How to write a binding version 3?
- How to write a binding version 4?
- Bindings Version 3 References
- Bindings Version 4 References
- Developping bindings on a desktop
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Application Framework Manager
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Using the CMAKE Applications Module
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Controller Guides
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AFB Helper Guide
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Monitoring
Using afm-util
The command line tool afm-util uses afb-client to send orders to afm-system-daemon.
It allows to send command to afm-system-daemon either interactively at shell prompt or in a script.
The syntax is simple:
- it accepts a command and when required, an attached arguments;
- the option –uid UID (or -u UID) allows authorized person (root) to play the command for an other user
- the option –all (or -a) shows also system applications.
Here is the summary of afm-util:
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afm-util [–uid UID] [–all] runnables: list the runnable widgets installed
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afm-util [–uid UID] detail id: print detail about the installed widget of id
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afm-util [–uid UID] [–all] runners: list the running instance
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afm-util [–uid UID] start id: start an instance of the widget of id
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afm-util [–uid UID] once id: run once an instance of the widget of id
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afm-util [–uid UID] terminate rid: terminate the running instance rid
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afm-util [–uid UID] state rid: get status of the running instance rid
Here is how to list applications using afm-util:
afm-util runnables