The download tool fetches a process definition and, when existing, an associated JAR from the Workflow Server and writes them into files.

 usage:  cm download [-?] [-d <domain name>] [-f <file>] [-g <gRPC
    endpoint>] [--grpc-wfs-endpoint <WFS gRPC endpoint>] [--http-base-uri
    <HTTP base URI>] [-j <jar-file>] [-p <password>] -u <user name> [--url
    <ior url>] [-v]

 available options:

                 Options                              Description
 -?, --help                                  Print usage information and
                                              quit.
 -d, --domain <domain name>                  domain for login
                                              (default=<builtin>)
 -f, --definition <file>                     file name for the workflow
                                              definition to download
                                              (default=processdefinition-<
                                              id>.xml)
 -g, --grpc-endpoint <gRPC endpoint>         gRPC endpoint to connect to
 --grpc-wfs-endpoint <WFS gRPC endpoint>     gRPC endpoint of Workflow
                                              Server to connect to
 --http-base-uri <HTTP base URI>             HTTP base URI of Content
                                              Server where HTTP servlets
                                              are provided (e.g. blob
                                              servlet)
 -j, --jar <jar-file>                        file name for the workflow jar
                                              to download
                                              (default=processdefinition-<
                                              id>.jar)
 -p, --password <password>                   password for login; you will
                                              be prompted for password if
                                              not given
 -u, --user <user name>                      user for login (required)
 --url <ior url>                             url to connect to
 -v, --verbose                               enables verbose output

The options have the following meaning:

The downloaded process definition corresponds to the coremedia-workflow.dtd.

Example

You can use the Section 3.5.6, “Processdefinitions” tool to get the IDs of all workflow definitions that are uploaded to the Workflow Server. Then use, for example, the following call, where "1" is the ID of one of the uploaded workflow definitions:

./cm download -u admin -p admin 1

The output will tell you about the process definition identified from input (such as its name and ID) as well as the files written.

The written file(s) can be found by default in the directory of the download tool. To change the download location, consider providing a different path via --definition parameter and possibly --jar parameter, for additional process definition classes download.