test_query

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#!/bin/bash

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# *  Description: scripting shell for slp_client - generates an slp QUERY 
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# *  Originated: May 16, 2003
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###########################################################################
# This script shows how to use the slp_query command and tests the parameters
# of a service request. Use it to verify your parameters are correct. To 
# do an actual slp query, omit the --test command line option from the 
# slp_query command below. 
#
# Usage: 
# 
# test_query -t <type> [-p <predicate>] [-s <scopes>]
#            
#            type: a valid service type string. Service type strings
#                  may contain wildcards. e.g., -t"*" will match any
#                  service type. "*" and "?" are valid wildcards. 
#            
#            predicate: an optional LDAP filter string. See 
#                  ftp://ftp.rfc-editor.org/in-notes/rfc2254.txt
#
#            scopes: an optional SLP list string. It must be in the form
#            "scope1[, scope2[, scope n] ]. e.g., "admin, eng, account"
#
###########################################################################

PREDICATE=""
SCOPE=""
TYPE=""
while getopts ":t:p:s:" opt; do
    case $opt in 
	t  ) TYPE=$OPTARG ;;
	p  ) PREDICATE=$OPTARG ;;
	s  ) SCOPE=$OPTARG ;; 
	\? ) echo 'usage: test_query -t<type> -p<predicate> -s<scope> '
	     exit 1
    esac
done
    shift $(($OPTIND - 1))

echo "Testing a Service Request: "
echo "   Type: " "$TYPE"
echo "   Predicate: " "$PREDICATE"
echo "   Scopes: " "$SCOPE" 

slp_query --type="$TYPE" --predicate="$PREDICATE" --scopes="$SCOPES" --test

case $? in
    0 ) echo "Service Request is valid" 
	exit 0;;
    1)  echo "Service Type string (and possibly other strings) is invalid" 
	exit 1;;
    2)  echo "Predicate string (and possibly the scope string) is invalid" 
	exit 1;;
    3)  echo "Scope string is invalid"
	exit 1;;
esac