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<p>From version 1.5.0 new JMX comlets are available; the tutorial in <ahref="https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/jmx/remote/custom.html">https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/jmx/remote/custom.html</a> can be reproduced in PowerShell:</p>
<li><strong>Invoke-JCommand</strong>: executes the main method of a specific Java Main-Class in argument and exit. The arguments are:
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<li><strong>New-JObject</strong>: Creates a new JVM object of the class specified in argument using the parameters within command line for constructor. The arguments are:
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<li><strong>Open-PDF</strong>: open a PDF file. The arguments are:
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<li><strong>Save-PDF</strong>: Save a previously opened PDF file. The arguments are:
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<li><strong>Get-JMXConnector</strong>: get a JMXConnector</li>
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<p>One of the most important command-line switch is <strong>JVMPath</strong>: it can be used to set-up the location of the JVM library (jvm.dll/libjvm.so) if JCOBridge is not able to identify a suitable JRE installation.</p>
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"title": "NetPDF PowerShell module of .NET suite for PDFBox™ | MASES Group - NetPDF",
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"summary": "NetPDF: PowerShell Module Installation To install the tool executes the following command within a PowerShell shell: Install-Module -Name MASES.NetPDFPS If the above command fails, reporting errors related to authenticode, use the following command: Install-Module -Name MASES.NetPDFPS -SkipPublisherCheck Usage To use the PowerShell interface (NetPDFPS) runs the following commands within a PowerShell shell: Initialization The following cmdlet initialize the environment: Start-NetPDFPS [arguments] Execution Now everything is ready and you can create objects like in the following snippet: $var = New-JObject -Class java.lang.String -Arguments \"Hello from\" $var.ToString() $var = $var.concat(\" NetPDFPS\") $var.ToString() the output will be: Hello from Hello from NetPDFPS JMX example From version 1.5.0 new JMX comlets are available; the tutorial in https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/jmx/remote/custom.html can be reproduced in PowerShell: $url = New-JMXServiceURL \"service:jmx:rmi:///jndi/rmi://:9999/jmxrmi\" $connector = Get-JMXConnector $url $domains = Get-Domains $connector $defaultdomain = Get-DefaultDomain $connector $names = Get-QueryNames $connector $mbeanName = New-ObjectName \"com.example:type=Hello\" $mbeanProxy = New-MBeanProxy -Connector $connector -ObjectName $mbeanName -InterfaceName \"HelloMBean\" -WithNotificationEmitter [Action[JavaX.Management.Notification, System.Object]]$action = {param($notification, $handback) Write-Host \"Notification message is $notification.Message\"} $listener = New-NotificationListener $action Add-NotificationListener $connector $mbeanName $listener mbeanProxy.getCacheSize() // this use dynamic on mbeanProxy Cmdlet available netpdfps accepts the following cmdlets: Start-NetPDFPS: Initialize the engine and shall be the first command to be invoked. The arguments are: LicensePath JDKHome JVMPath JNIVerbosity JNIOutputFile JmxPort EnableDebug JavaDebugPort DebugSuspendFlag JavaDebugOpts HeapSize InitialHeapSize LogClassPath Invoke-JCommand: executes the main method of a specific Java Main-Class in argument and exit. The arguments are: MainClass Arguments New-JObject: Creates a new JVM object of the class specified in argument using the parameters within command line for constructor. The arguments are: Class Arguments Get-ClassForName: returns a Class from the class name ClassName From version 1.5.0 new JMX comlets are available: Add-NotificationListener: adds a notification listener and filter on a JMXConnector Get-DefaultDomain: get default domain from a JMXConnector Get-Domains: get all domains from a JMXConnector Get-IsMXBeanInterface: verify if the class name is an MBean interface Get-JMXConnector: get a JMXConnector Get-MBeanCount: get the number of MBean from a JMXConnector Get-MBeanInfo: get the MBeanInfo from an ObjectName using a JMXConnector Get-QueryNames: get the ObjectNames using a JMXConnector Invoke-QueryAnd: execute Query.And Invoke-QueryAnySubString: execute Query.AnySubString Invoke-QueryAttr: execute Query.Attr Invoke-QueryBetween: execute Query.Between Invoke-QueryClassattr: execute Query.Classattr Invoke-QueryDiv: execute Query.Div Invoke-QueryEq: execute Query.Eq Invoke-QueryFinalSubString: execute Query.FinalSubString Invoke-QueryGeq: execute Query.Geq Invoke-QueryGt: execute Query.Gt Invoke-QueryIn: execute Query.In Invoke-QueryInitialSubString: execute Query.nitialSubString Invoke-QueryIsInstanceOf: execute Query.IsInstanceOf Invoke-QueryLeq: execute Query.Leq Invoke-QueryLt: execute Query.Lt Invoke-QueryMatch: execute Query.Match Invoke-QueryMinus: execute Query.Minus Invoke-QueryNot: execute Query.Not Invoke-QueryOr: execute Query.Or Invoke-QueryPlus: execute Query.Plus Invoke-QueryTimes: execute Query.Times Invoke-QueryValue: execute Query.Value New-AttributeChangeNotificationFilter: create a new AttributeChangeNotificationFilter to be used in Add-NotificationListener New-JMXServiceURL: create a new JMXServiceURL to be used in Get-JMXConnector New-MBeanProxy: get a MBeanProxy from a JMXConnector New-MXBeanProxy: get a MXBeanProxy from a JMXConnector New-NotificationFilterSupport: create a new NotificationFilterSupport to be used in Add-NotificationListener New-NotificationListener: create a new NotificationListener to be used in Add-NotificationListener New-ObjectName: create a new ObjectName to be used in Get-JMXConnector Remove-NotificationListener: removes a notification listener and filter from a JMXConnector JVM identification One of the most important command-line switch is JVMPath: it can be used to set-up the location of the JVM library (jvm.dll/libjvm.so) if JCOBridge is not able to identify a suitable JRE installation."
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"summary": "NetPDF: PowerShell Module Installation To install the tool executes the following command within a PowerShell shell: Install-Module -Name MASES.NetPDFPS If the above command fails, reporting errors related to authenticode, use the following command: Install-Module -Name MASES.NetPDFPS -SkipPublisherCheck Usage To use the PowerShell interface (NetPDFPS) runs the following commands within a PowerShell shell: Initialization The following cmdlet initialize the environment: Start-NetPDFPS [arguments] Execution Now everything is ready and you can create objects like in the following snippet: $var = Open-PDF -PdfFile <path-to-PDF-file-open> $pages = $var.NumberOfPages $var.RemovePage(0) Save-PDF -PdfDocument $var -OutputFile <path-to-PDF-file-to-save> Cmdlet available netpdfps accepts the following cmdlets: Start-NetPDFPS: Initialize the engine and shall be the first command to be invoked. The arguments are: LicensePath JDKHome JVMPath JNIVerbosity JNIOutputFile JmxPort EnableDebug JavaDebugPort DebugSuspendFlag JavaDebugOpts HeapSize InitialHeapSize LogClassPath Open-PDF: open a PDF file. The arguments are: PdfFile Save-PDF: Save a previously opened PDF file. The arguments are: PdfDocument OutputFile CompressParameter (optional) JVM identification One of the most important command-line switch is JVMPath: it can be used to set-up the location of the JVM library (jvm.dll/libjvm.so) if JCOBridge is not able to identify a suitable JRE installation."
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