Chapter 5. Command Line Configuration
The kie-config-cli tool is a command line configuration tool that provides capabilities to manage the system repository from the command line and can be used in an online or offline mode.
- Online mode (default and recommended)
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On startup, the tool connects to a Git repository using a Git server provided by
kie-wb. All changes are made locally and published to upstream only after explicitly executing the push-changes command. Use the exit command to publish local changes. To discard local changes on exit, use the discard command. - Offline mode (installer style)
- Creates and manipulates the system repository directly on the server (there is no discard option).
The tool is available on the Red Hat Customer Portal. To download the kie-config-cli tool, do the following:
- Go to the Red Hat Customer Portal and log in.
- Click DOWNLOADS at the top of the page.
In the Product Downloads page that opens, click Red Hat JBoss BRMS.
- From the Version drop-down menu, select 6.3.0.
- In the displayed table, navigate to the Supplementary Tools row and then click Download.
Extract the zip package for supplementary tools you downloaded from the Red Hat Customer Portal. It contains the directory kie-config-cli-6.MINOR_VERSION-redhat-x-dist with file kie-config-cli.sh.
5.1. Starting the kie-config-cli Tool in Online Mode
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To start the
kie-config-clitool in online mode, navigate to thekie-config-cli-6.MINOR_VERSION-redhat-x-distdirectory where you installed the tool and then execute the following command. In a Unix environment run:
./kie-config-cli.sh
In a Windows environment run:
./kie-config-cli.bat
By default, the tool starts in online mode and asks for user credentials and a Git URL to connect to (the default value is git://localhost/system). To connect to a remote server, replace the host and port with appropriate values.
Example: git://kie-wb-host:9148/system

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