Name
chpgrp — Changes the current peergroup
Synopsis
chpgrp name
Description
The
chpgrp command changes the value of the shell
peergroup’s stdgroup variable to
another group. The shell must have previously joined the new group by
using the join command. All peergroup-related
commands, including discovery, happen in the peergroup specified by
the stdgroup variable, which by default is the
NetPeerGroup.
Example
JXTA>mygroupadv = mkadv -g moiJXTA>mkpgrp -d mygroupadv moiJXTA>join moiJXTA>mygroupadv = mkadv -g mygroupJXTA>mkpgrp -d mygroupadv mygroupJXTA>join mygroupJXTA>chpgrp moi
This example creates and joins two peergroups:
mygroup and moi. After joining
mygroup, mygroup is the current
group. The chpgrp command is used to change the
default group to moi.
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