Edit photo by command line tool windows

I haven’t experienced it but found Gimp that consist scripting tools in the command line instruction based. Use it as a script guide http://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-using-script-fu-tutorial.html
http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Basic_Batch/ using Gimp from the command line.
May be it will helpful to you.

Hi,
Is there anyone who experience edit picture (attach "picture a" to "picture b" and save it to "picture c") by command prompt?
Prefer free tool like ImageMagick.
Your help really appreciated.
Regards
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+You may also need to run the "sync" command to synchronize with the current OMS+.
I also used sync command to sync with my OMS server. The sync command ran successfully with output "Synchronized successfully" .
When i use help command("emcli help") to see the list of command it supports, it doesn't list this ('add_mp_to_mpa ') verb.
Please tell me how can i use this particular verb to create my own management plug-in archive(.jar file) in 12 C.
-Tripati

"add_mp_to_mpa" verb is no longer an emcli verb in EM 12c. The plug-in framework has changed EM 12c. If necessary, please see the following doc for information on packaging and deploying a plug-in.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/doc.121/e25161/package.htm#CACDJJDA
Regards,
- Loc

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