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Using the iastool command-line tools
removestubs
Use this tool to remove all stub files from a JAR file.
Syntax
-removestubs -jars [-targetdir ]
Default Output
The default output returns nothing to standard output (stdout).
Options
The following table describes the options available when using the removestubs tool.
Option
-jars
-targetdir
Description
Specifies the JAR file(s) from which you want to remove one or more
stub files. To specify more than one JAR file, enter a comma(,)
between each JAR file (no spaces). The full or relative path to the JAR
file(s) must be specified. There is no default.
Specifies the directory in which the stub files that were removed will be
stored. A full or relative path must be specified, if this option is
specified. There is no default. If no target directory is specified, the
stub files will be removed, but not saved.
Example
The following example shows how to remove stub files located from the EJB JAR files
proj1.jar, proj2.jar, and proj3.jar located in the current directory and copy them to
c:\examples\proto:
iastool -removestubs -jars proj1.jar,proj2.jar,proj3.jar
-targetdir c:\examples\proto
restart
Use this tool to restart a hub or managed object. The hub must already be running in
order for the restart tool to work with a hub.
Syntax
-restart [-mgmtport ]
[-realm ] [-user ] [-pwd ] [-file ]
or
-restart [-cfg ]
-mo -moagent [-mgmtport ]
[-realm ] [-user ] [-pwd ] [-file ]
Default Output
The default output displays the hub or managed object that has been restarted.
If the restart tool fails (for example, when a managed object cannot be shutdown or
restarted), an error is displayed with a status code which is returned to standard error
output (stderr).
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