Changing A Configuration Element's Activation State Simultaneously With Other; Changes - Juniper JUNOS OS 10.3 - XML MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL GUIDE 6-30-2010 Manual

Changing a Configuration Element's Activation State Simultaneously
with Other Changes
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object identifier;
/* For a hierarchy level or object without an identifier */
(inactive | active):
object-or-level;
/* closing braces for parent levels */
</configuration-text>
The following example shows how to deactivate the
hierarchy level in the candidate configuration.
[edit protocols]
Client Application
<rpc>
<load-configuration>
<configuration>
<protocols>
<isis inactive="inactive"/>
</protocols>
</configuration>
</load-configuration>
</rpc>
A client application can deactivate or reactivate an element at the same time it performs
other operations on it (except deletion), by combining the appropriate attributes or
operators with the
inactive
activating or deactivating an element, see "Changing a Configuration Element's Activation
State" on page 125.
To define the element to deactivate or activate, a client application includes the basic
tag elements or configuration statements for its parent levels, as described in "Creating,
Modifying, or Deleting Configuration Elements" on page 109. When using Junos XML tag
elements to represent the element, the application includes the
active="active" attribute along with the appropriate other attribute in the
tag or opening
<load-configuration/>
ASCII text, the application combines the
For instructions, see the following sections:
Replacing an Element and Setting Its Activation State on page 128
Reordering an Element and Setting Its Activation State on page 129
Renaming an Object and Setting Its Activation State on page 129
Example: Replacing an Object and Deactivating It on page 130
Chapter 5: Changing Configuration Information
isis
Junos XML Protocol Server
<rpc-reply xmlns:junos="URL ">
<load-configuration-results>
<load-success/>
</load-configuration-results>
</rpc-reply>
or attribute or operator. For basic information about
active
<load-configuration>
or
inactive active
hierarchy level at the
inactive="inactive"
tag. When using formatted
operator with the other operator.
or
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