ValkyrieCLI is a command-line-interface (CLI) scripting API which supports multiple concurrent scripting sessions. This makes it easy for different users – in different locations – to work on the same Xena chassis simultaneously.

Simple and very flexible
Any client platform can be used to establish a TCP/IP connection and send and receive CLI commands as lines of text. Typical client platforms include Tcl*, Perl*, Python*, Java*, and VBA. See these CLI scripting examples:

• Xena TCL Script sample
• Xena Perl Script sample
• Xena Java Script and Library
• Xena Python Script example
• Xena Ruby Script sample
• Xena BASH Script sample

Everything you can do with ValkyrieManager can also be done via ValkyrieCLI, using simple CLI text commands. There are several hundred scriptable parameters: from basic streams and capture setup to wild-carding across modules and ports. It is, of course, possible to use the client-side functionality to execute script commands both conditionally and repetitively, which offers real advantages when it comes to test automation.

ValkyrieManager saves test port configurations in the exact same CLI command format as used by ValkyrieCLI. This makes it very easy to go back and forth between a ValkyrieManager environment and a ValkyrieCLI environment. For example, exporting a port configuration from ValkyrieCLIManager generates a configuration file in a simple text format that can be edited using a text editing tool such as Microsoft Notepad. It can then be imported back into ValkyrieManager.

TOP FEATURES

• Ideal for test automation of e.g. production environments
• Powerful CLI approach from any TCP/IP capable tool environment
• Unified syntax for CLI- and GUI-generated test port configurations makes it easy to learn
• Script examples of Tcl, Perl, Java and Python available
• Intelligent console tool bundled free with ValkyrieManager

The seamless interaction between ValkyrieManager GUI and ValkyrieCLI accelerates your scripting learning curve, letting you get more done quicker as complex test port configurations can easily be defined in ValkyrieManager, and then exported to a text based configuration file, which in turn can be cut & pasted into your scripting tool environment.

The Valkyrie2544 and Valkyrie2889 applications can also be executed and post-processed from your automated scripting environment via command line utilities provided together with these test applications.