7.4                 Running Code Generation Jobs

The code generation jobs specified for a project can be run by:

Figure 4:                                 Code Generation Job Execution

From the command line:

1.   Run AgenPro using the agenpro.bat (Windows) or agenpro.sh (UNIX) files in AgenPro's installation directory as follows:
agenpro.sh <project_file> 
where <project_file> is the path of a previously saved project file.

2.   To compile MIB modules into AgenPro's MIB repository from the command line use:

agenpro.sh -a <MIBFileOrDirectory1> .. <MIBFil­eOrDirectoryN>

3.   To use a specific MIB repository (other than that configured in Agen­Pro's configuration file) you can use the -r option on the command line:

agenpro.sh -r <repositoryDirectory> [-l <license> <licenseKey>] [-c <AgenProConfigFile>] <project_file>

The code will be generated for all MIB modules found in the input file(s) and which have not been excluded by the -e option - regardless of the settings in the project file.

4.   To directly generate code from a set of MIB files without compiling them into a MIB repository:

agenpro.sh -m <MIBFileOrDirectory1> [-m <MIBFileOrDi­rectory2>] [-v] [-e <MIBModuleName1> [-e <MIBModule­Name2> ..]] [-l <license> <licenseKey>] [-c <AgenProConfigFile>] <project_file>

5.   The -v option replaces variable references of the form ${<name>} in the value portions of the project properties file with the corresponding system variable with the name <name>.

6.   To get help on the command line options, run:

agenpro.sh -?

Using the Graphical User Interface (GUI)

1.   From the Project menu, choose Generate .