Iguana

Connect your Iguana instance by saving its base URL plus an administrator username/password, after checking they actually work together.

Disconnect an Iguana instance: deletes the saved base URL/credentials. Nothing on the Iguana server itself is changed.

List the connected Iguana instances.

Connect your my.interfaceware.com licensing portal login (separate from your Iguana instance connection), after checking it actually works.

Disconnect a licensing portal login: deletes the saved credentials. Nothing on my.interfaceware.com itself is changed.

List the connected Iguana licensing portal logins.

List the Iguana license entitlements available on your connected my.interfaceware.com account.

Read the license detail (instance id and current license status) of your connected Iguana instance -- needed before activating a license against it.

Activate a license entitlement from your my.interfaceware.com account against a specific Iguana instance.

Check the activation status of a license entitlement on your my.interfaceware.com account.

Transfer an existing license activation from one Iguana instance to another, after explicit confirmation -- frees the license from an instance that is no longer being used.

Apply a license key directly to your connected Iguana instance.

Read the connected Iguana server's own status report -- server info plus every channel's current status (running/stopped).

Start a channel on the connected Iguana instance by name or guid.

Stop a channel on the connected Iguana instance by name or guid.

Start every channel on the connected Iguana instance.

Stop every channel on the connected Iguana instance.

Read the connected Iguana server's own version information.

Read the encryption salt used by the connected Iguana server -- needed to encrypt source/destination passwords before sending them in add_channel/update_channel calls.

Read the full configuration of an existing channel (serialized as XML), by name or guid -- use this to clone/inspect a channel before update_channel.

Read the default channel configuration for a given source and destination component type pair -- the starting point for building a new channel with add_channel.

Add a new channel to the connected Iguana server from a channel configuration (as XML, e.g. from get_default_config or get_channel_config). Requires administrator privileges. The channel name inside the config must be unique.

Update the configuration of an existing channel (as XML). Requires administrator privileges.

Permanently remove a channel from the connected Iguana server, by name or guid. Requires administrator privileges. Cannot be undone.

Export a Translator project (the channel's mapping code) as a zip file, base64-encoded, by project guid.

Import a Translator project (base64-encoded zip, e.g. from export_project) into an existing channel by project guid.

Save a named milestone (version snapshot) for a Translator project, by project guid.

Query the connected Iguana server's own log messages, optionally filtered by date range, channel, message type, or free-text filter.

Read the connected Iguana server's own configuration information (server-wide settings, not one channel's config).

Read the connected Iguana server's own performance statistics (monitor_query) -- throughput/latency data for the server and its channels.

Build one aggregated health report for the connected Iguana instance: server version, total channel count, and how many channels are stopped (a channel that should be running but isn't is the single most common Iguana operational problem).