hbcixml2 - A tool to work on data in a HBCI XML file. (c) 2003 Martin Preuss<martin@libchipcard.de> This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. Usage: hbcixml3 COMMAND [OPTIONS] COMMAND may be one of these: show : shows the variables used by a given Job (the job name must be given by "-j") list : lists all available jobs analyze: analyze a log file. You can use this to anonymize the log file before sendign it as a bug report General Options: -f FILE - the HBCI description file to load (xml-file) repeat this option for each file to load If this option is omitted the default XML files are loaded -t TYPE - the type of node inside the XML file use "job" to inspect jobs, "seg" to inspect segments -hv VER - HBCI version to use (defaults to 210) This effects which XML files will be loaded upons startup (only if no -f option is given) -m MODE - security mode to use with "show": DDV (chipcard mode with DDV cards) RDH (keyfile mode) Special Options for "show": -j JOB - name of the job/segment you are interested in -p - shows even those variables which are automatically preset by the message engine. -P - shows even those variables which are marked as being hidden -mv VER - message/job/segment version to show (0 uses the first available) Special Options for "analyze": --trustlevel L - the higher this level the more you trust the recipient of the output logfile. --analyze F - name of the file to analyze -ol F - name of anonymized output logfile -od F - name of anonymized parsed logfile -os F - name of SWIFT MT940/942 file to export --logfile FILE - use given FILE as log file --logtype TYPE - use given TYPE as log type These are the valid types: stderr (log to standard error channel) file (log to the file given by --logfile) Default is stderr --loglevel LEVEL - set the loglevel Valid levels are: emergency, alert, critical, error, warning, notice, info and debug Default is "warning". The simplest usage of this program is: hbcixml2 show -j JobDialogInit This shows the properties used by the job "JobInit". Other example: hbcixml2 show -t seg -j Balance shows the response segment of a JobGetBalance.

hbcixml2 - A tool to work on data in a HBCI XML file. (c) 2003 Martin Preuss<martin@libchipcard.de> This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. Usage: hbcixml3 COMMAND [OPTIONS] COMMAND may be one of these: show : shows the variables used by a given Job (the job name must be given by "-j") list : lists all available jobs analyze: analyze a log file. You can use this to anonymize the log file before sendign it as a bug report General Options: -f FILE - the HBCI description file to load (xml-file) repeat this option for each file to load If this option is omitted the default XML files are loaded -t TYPE - the type of node inside the XML file use "job" to inspect jobs, "seg" to inspect segments -hv VER - HBCI version to use (defaults to 210) This effects which XML files will be loaded upons startup (only if no -f option is given) -m MODE - security mode to use with "show": DDV (chipcard mode with DDV cards) RDH (keyfile mode) Special Options for "show": -j JOB - name of the job/segment you are interested in -p - shows even those variables which are automatically preset by the message engine. -P - shows even those variables which are marked as being hidden -mv VER - message/job/segment version to show (0 uses the first available) Special Options for "analyze": --trustlevel L - the higher this level the more you trust the recipient of the output logfile. --analyze F - name of the file to analyze -ol F - name of anonymized output logfile -od F - name of anonymized parsed logfile -os F - name of SWIFT MT940/942 file to export --logfile FILE - use given FILE as log file --logtype TYPE - use given TYPE as log type These are the valid types: stderr (log to standard error channel) file (log to the file given by --logfile) Default is stderr --loglevel LEVEL - set the loglevel Valid levels are: emergency, alert, critical, error, warning, notice, info and debug Default is "warning". The simplest usage of this program is: hbcixml2 show -j JobDialogInit This shows the properties used by the job "JobInit". Other example: hbcixml2 show -t seg -j Balance shows the response segment of a JobGetBalance.