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The tool provides the following capabilities:
1. Export resource(s) attributes value.
Input:
a) Action:getAttributes
b) File path - the file should includes the resource(s) name for top level or full path for sub-resources. The ressource seperator is new line.
Example: ResourceManagerTool.exe getAttributes c:\temp\resources.csv
2. Import resource(s) attributes value.
Input:
a) Action:setAttributes
b) File path - output file of getAttributes command
Example: ResourceManagerTool.exe setAttributes C:\temp\AttributesFile.csv
3. Export resource(s) physical connections details.
Input:
a) Action:getResourceConnections
b) File path - the file should includes the resource(s) name for top level. The resource separator is new line.
Example: ResourceManagerTool.exe getResourceConnections c:\temp\resources.csv
4. Import resource(s) physical connections.
Input:
a) Action:setResourceConnections
b) File path - output file of getResourceConnections command
Example: ResourceManagerTool.exe setResourceConnections C:\temp\ConnectionFile.csv
I've encountered few issues with the tool so I had to fix some and maybe add some more guidance in regards to how to use it.
So:
- Attached in here the updated Project ZIP file and the Project compilation folder.
- In order to run the tool you need to do the following:
- Extract the compilation ZIP file (attached in here)
- Open power shell / command line tool.
- Navigate to the compilation folder that you extracted in step 1.
- And then execute the EXE file called "ResourceManagerTool.exe" with the following parameters in that specific order:
- Action you would like to perform as described in the main post.
- Full path to the CSV file that has the resources you would like to get details for.
- Admin username of CloudShell.
- Admin password of CloudShell.
- IP / hostname of the CloudShell server (in case you are running the tool from the server itself you can use localhost).
Here is an example of the CLI you will use to get the connections of a resource:
ResourceManagerTool.exe getResourceConnections "C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\l1.csv" admin admin localhost
(assuming you are running the tool in the CloudShell server and that the admin username and pass is admin/admin).
ResourceManagerTool.Compilation.zip
Project.zip
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