usage: pcreate <name> <version> <package-file> [ -level <default level> ] [-revision <revision>] [-repository <repository>] 
[-metadata <data>] [-hidden] [[-level <level name>] file=<file-to-include>] [-osgi <true/false> ] [-exportpackages <classpath>]... ]

Creates a software package (.mzp) that can be installed into the system. It is usually used by software developers to create additional functionality and updates.

Arguments

Argument	Description

Argument	Description
<name>	The name of the package.
<version>	The version string of the package name.
<package-file>	The resulting package.

For further information, see the Development Toolkit User's Guide.

Return Codes

Listed below are the different return codes for the pcreate command:

Code	Description

Code	Description
0	Will be returned if the command was successful.
1	Will be returned if the argument count was incorrect.
2	Will be returned if the package name is too long.
3	Will be returned if if the package version is too long.
4	Will be returned if an install class or a jar argument is missing.
5	Will be returned if a meta data argument is missing, or if a revision argument is missing.
6	Will be returned if a repository argument is missing, or if a level argument is missing.
7	Will be returned if the level is invalid.
8	Will be returned if a file argument is missing
9	Will be returned if no level is given for the jar file.
10	Will be returned if a file argument is missing.
11	Will be returned if the file cannot be read.
12	Will be returned if the package filename cannot be found.
13	Will be returned if the install jar file cannot be read.