com.perforce.workshop.tjuricek.p4java_ext

Interface P4Configure

All Superinterfaces:

java.lang.AutoCloseable, java.io.Closeable, P4Connection, P4Errors

public interface P4Configure
extends P4Connection, P4Errors

We use a very small subset of the "p4 set" command, that is mostly used to just initialize a new perforce installation. These commands generally expect to be run by a superuser.

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface com.perforce.workshop.tjuricek.p4java_ext.P4Errors

ACCESS_ERROR_MESSAGES, CORE_AUTH_FAIL_STRING_1, CORE_AUTH_FAIL_STRING_2, CORE_AUTH_FAIL_STRING_3, CORE_AUTH_FAIL_STRING_4, CORE_AUTH_FAIL_STRING_5, E_EMPTY, E_FAILED, E_FATAL, E_INFO, E_WARN

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static P4Configure	create(P4Connection conn)
default void	setDmKeysHide(int level) Runs "p4 set dm.keys.hide=[level]" This is used to restrict the usage of Commons counters to admins only.
default void	setSecurity(int level) Runs "p4 set security=[level]".

Methods inherited from interface com.perforce.workshop.tjuricek.p4java_ext.P4Connection

close, connectAs, create, create, disconnect, getLogin, getOptionsServer, getServerLocation, getServerProperties, setLogin

Methods inherited from interface com.perforce.workshop.tjuricek.p4java_ext.P4Errors

checkError, checkError, getServerMessage, isAuthFail, isNotSeriousErrorButNeedReport

Method Detail

create

static P4Configure create(P4Connection conn)

setSecurity

default void setSecurity(int level)

Runs "p4 set security=[level]".

see: http://www.perforce.com/perforce/doc.current/manuals/p4sag/chapter.superuser.html#DB5-49899

Parameters:

level - An integer in the range [1,5]

setDmKeysHide

default void setDmKeysHide(int level)

Runs "p4 set dm.keys.hide=[level]"

This is used to restrict the usage of Commons counters to admins only.

see http://www.perforce.com/perforce/doc.current/manuals/cmdref/p4_key.html

see http://www.perforce.com/perforce/doc.current/manuals/cmdref/p4_keys.html

Parameters:

level - An integer in the range [0, 2]