Show a list of available services.

Usage:
   run/run-factory-client -h[elp]
   run/run-factory-client [optioins]
or
   run/run-list -h[elp]
   run/run-list [optioins]
or
   . run/source.me.sh
   java FactoryClient -h[elp]
   java FactoryClient [options]

where <options> are:

   Where is the Factory Service located:
   -l <hostname>     ... host name (default: localhost)
   -p <port-number>  ... port number (defaullt: 8080)

   -s <service-name> ... name of a service providing the list
                         (default: AnalysisFactory)
                         (useful one: GowlabFactory)
   -gowlab   ... the same as: -s GowlabFactory
   -applab   ... the same as: -s AnalysisFactory

   -e <url>  ... the service URL (an endpoint),
                 but without the service name - the service name
                 (given by the -s option, or the default one)
                 is added automatically
                 (e.g. http://www.ebi.ac.uk/soaplab/services)
   -ee <url> ... a full service URL, nothing is magically
                 added, not even service-name from the -s option
                 (e.g. http://www.ebi.ac.uk/soaplab/services/AnalysisFactory)

   What to ask Factory Service for:
   -a                ... print all available services
   -c                ... print all available categories
   -category <name>  ... print all service available
                         in category <name>
   -u <name>         ... print URL of service <name>