You don't need to specify a full class path since the server and
deployer jars contain a manifest class path. The following commands
are equivalent:
$ java -jar bin/server.jar
$ java -classpath bin/server.jar org.apache.geronimo.system.main.Daemon
-dain
On Jul 11, 2005, at 5:18 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am working on the startup scripts for Geronimo and was wondering
whether
people can see a requirement now or in the future where users would
want
to be able to specify their own classpath when executing the startup
script (e.g. in the CLASSPATH env var) and have that appended to the
server's classpath (currently the server's classpath is set in the
Class-Path manifest attribute of the geronimo/bin/server.jar file)?
--> Note that we cannot use the -cp and -jar options at the same
time due
to Bug parade bug
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4459663
If this is a requirement, here is a proposal (untested) on how we
could
implement it:
The startup script when issuing the java command would:
* not use the -jar option. It would construct the full classpath,
including the classpath the user specified followed by the server's
classpath and specify it on the -cp option.
* obtain the server's part of the classpath by executing a .bat or .sh
file that was written by the assembly, since the assembly knows
this as it
sets the classpath in the JAR manifest.
* specify the main class on the java command (
org.apache.geronimo.system.main.Daemon )
* specify the endorsed dir ( lib/endorsed )
(FYI.. Tomcat startup scripts do not use the -jar option and allow
users
to set the classpath).
Anyone have any opinions or ideas?
Thanks,
John
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