Requester command options

Option Description

-encoding ****

Specifies the encoding applied to the Response File. Available values vary depending on the OS environment. Commonly used values are UTF-8 and Windows-31J (Windows extension of Shift JIS). For example, to specify Windows-31J, use the following.

-encoding Windows-31J

If not specified, the encoding defaults to UTF-8.

-unicode_request_contents
(fusion_place >= 14.1)

Specify this option when importing with a CSV encoding that includes a BOM.
If a BOM for any of the following encodings is present, it is treated as that encoding.

  • UTF-8 (0xEF 0xBB 0xBF)

  • UTF-16 BE (0xFE 0xFF)

  • UTF-16 LE (0xFF 0xFE)

  • UTF-32 BE (0x00 0x00 0xFE 0xFF)

  • UTF-32 LE (0xFF 0xFE 0x00 0x00)

-lang **

Response XML contains messages. Specify the language in which those messages should be displayed. Use ja for Japanese or en for English. For example, to specify English, use the following.

-lang en

If not specified, the language of the client operating system is used.

The language specified here is also applied to Exporting Data Using Forms.

-compression ****

Specifies whether to enable data compression during request and response transmission. To enable compression, specify true as follows.

-compression true

To disable compression, specify false. The default is true.

-proxy_addr ****

Specify the proxy server host name and port number connected by : (colon), as shown in the following example.

-proxy_addr proxy.hoge.com:3128

-socks

Specify this option if the proxy server specified with -proxy_addr is a SOCKS proxy. If this option is not specified, the proxy server specified with -proxy_addr is treated as an HTTP proxy.

-proxy_user ****
-proxy_pass ****

When using a proxy server that requires authentication, specify the user name with -proxy_user and the password with -proxy_pass. For example, if the user name is user1 and the password is pass1, specify as follows.

-proxy_user user1 -proxy_pass pass1

-request_timeout **
(Requester >= 14.2)

1 Specify the timeout duration for the request in seconds. For example, to set the timeout to 2000 seconds, specify it as follows.

-request_timeout 2000

If not specified, -request_timeout is set to 1000 seconds.

-help

If -help is specified, processing is not executed and descriptions of each option are displayed.