Usage: run-cache-client -h[elp] run-cache-client -cachedir [] or java CacheRegistryClient -h[elp] java CacheRegistryClient -cachedir [] where -cachedir is a mandatory argument; is a directory where to create or read from a cache; the same directory can be shared for more instances of BioMoby registries where specify what Moby registry to connect to -e is an endpoint of a Moby registry -uri is a URI defining Moby registry's namespace or -registry is a convenient way to specify a known registry; the list of known registries can be obtained by the -lr option from the MobyCmdLineClient (run-cmdline-client -lr) where are: -fill ... remove the current cache and reread all data from the given Moby registry and cache them (note that this does not influence data from other Moby registries stored in the same -cachedir directory) -fill-d ... ditto as -fill but only for data types -fill-s ... ditto as -fill but only for services -fill-t ... ditto as -fill but only for service types -fill-n ... ditto as -fill but only for namespaces -update ... update the current cache with data from the given Moby registry (note that this does not influence data from other Moby registries stored in the same -cachedir directory) -update-d ... ditto as -update but only for data types -update-s ... ditto as -update but only for services -update-t ... ditto as -update but only for service types -update-n ... ditto as -update but only for namespaces -remove ... remove the current cache of the given Moby registry (again it does not influence data from other Moby registries stored in the same -cachedir directory) -remove-d ...ditto as -remove but only for data types -remove-s ...ditto as -remove but only for services -remove-t ...ditto as -remove but only for service types -remove-n ...ditto as -remove but only for namespaces -info ... print info on all part of the cache -info-d ...ditto as -info but only for data types -info-s ...ditto as -info but only for services -info-t ...ditto as -info but only for service types -info-n ...ditto as -info but only for namespaces -q ... quiet mode (prints only errors) (default) ... prints events what is happenning (to a log) -v ... verbose mode (prints also decorations) [Note: You can also use -argsfile to read arguments from a file. See details in src/Clients/help/argsfile.example.]