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Chapter 29 29iastool command-line utility Chapter Important This section describes the iastool command-line utility that you can use to manage your managed objects. For documentation updates, go to www.borland.com/techpubs/bes. Using the iastool command-line tools The iastool utility is a set of command-line tools for manipulating managed objects. The following table shows the command-line tools provided with the iastool utility: Table 29.1 Use... -compilejsp -compress -deploy -dumpstack -genclient -gendeployable -genstubs iastool command-line utilities To... Precompile JSPs in a standalone WAR or all WARs in an EAR. For more information, see “compilejsp” on page 294. Compress a JAR file. For more information, see “compress” on page 296 Deploy a J2EE module to the specified Partition. For more information, see “deploy” on page 297. Dump the stack trace of a Partition process to the Partition stdout.log file. For more information, see “dumpstack” on page 298. Generate a library containing client stubs, EJB interfaces, and dependent classes. For more information, see “genclient” on page 299. Generate a manually deployable module. For more information, see “gendeployable” on page 300. Generate a library containing client or <strong>server</strong> stubs only. For more information, see “genstubs” on page 300. -info Display system configuration information. For more information, see “info” on page 301. -kill Kill a managed object. For more information, see “kill” on page 302. -listpartitions -listhubs List the partitions on a hub. For more information, see “listpartitions” on page 303. List the available hubs on a management port. For more information, see “listhubs” on page 304. Chapter 29: iastool command-line utility 293
Using the iastool command-line tools Table 29.1 Use... -listservices -manage -merge -migrate -newconfig -patch -ping -pservice -removestubs -restart -setmain -start -stop -uncompress -undeploy -unmanage -usage -verify compilejsp Use this tool to precompile JSP pages in a standalone WAR or in all WARs in an EAR. The JSP pages are compiled into Java servlet classes and saved in a WAR file. This operation enables the JSP pages to be served faster the first time they are accessed. Syntax iastool command-line utilities (continued) To... List the services on a hub. For more information, see “listservices” on page 304. Actively manage a managed object. For more information, see “manage” on page 305. Merge a set of JAR files into a single JAR file. For more information, see “merge” on page 306. Migrate a module from J2EE 1.2 to J2EE 1.3. For more information, see “migrate” on page 307. Create a new configuration from a configuration template. For more information see “newconfig” on page 308. Apply one or more patches to a JAR file. For more information, see “patch” on page 309. Ping a managed object or hub for its current state. For more information, see “ping” on page 310. Enables, disables, or gets the state of a partition service. For more information, see “pservice” on page 312. Remove all stub files from a JAR file. For more information, see “removestubs” on page 313. Restart a hub or managed object. For more information, see “restart” on page 313. Set the main class of a standalone Client JAR or a Client JAR in an EAR. For more information, see “setmain” on page 314. Start a managed object. For more information, see “start” on page 315. Stop a hub or managed object. For more information, see “stop” on page 316. Uncompress a JAR file. For more information, see “uncompress” on page 317. Remove a J2EE module from a Partition. For more information, see “undeploy” on page 318. Remove a managed object from active management. For more information, see “unmanage” on page 318. Display the usage of command-line options. For more information, see “usage” on page 319. Verify a J2EE module. For more information, see “verify” on page 320. -compilejsp -src -target [-overwrite] [-package ] [-excludefile ] [-loglevel ] [-classpath ] Default Output By default, compilejsp reports if the operation was successful or not. 294 BES Developer’s Guide
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