-f, --force

Overwrite existing workbook on server.

Syntax example: bin/pcli publish -w "workbook" -d -u "http://username:password@host:port/app_name/" -n "name" -f

-w, --workbook

The workbook file to publish.

Syntax example: bin/pcli publish -w "workbook" -u "http://username:password@host:port/app_name/"

-d, --dataFiles

Find and upload data files used by workbook.

-u, --url

URL to Panopticon Real Time, syntax: bin/pcli publish -w "workbook" -d -u "http://username:password@host:port/app_name/"

-n, --name

Publish workbook with a different name.

Syntax example: bin/pcli publish -w "workbook" -d -u "http://username:password@host:port/app_name/" -n "name"

--local

Publishes workbook by file copy, instead of HTTP, for use when server exists on the local system. Specifies target file location path including file name. If the server is running, the application pool must be recycled after publication.

-cp

Java classpath.

Syntax example: ‘bin/pcli publish -w "workbook" -u "http://username:password@host:port/app_name/"'