I recently noticed that the qpid-run script echoes lots of stuff as it
starts things up. This can be quite confusing and annoying when using it
to run simple command-line utilities since the command output is dwarfed
by the amount of stuff echoed by qpid-run.
Would anyone object if I remove these echo statements? There are already
several options that can be used to see precisely the java command and
classpath used to launch the target program:
Usage: qpid-run ... [-run:<option>] ...
Options:
-run:debug
print the classpath and command before running it
-run:jpda
adds debugging options to the java command, use
JDPA_TRANSPORT and JPDA_ADDRESS to customize the debugging
behavior and use JPDA_OPTS to override it entirely
-run:external-classpath=<value>
controls how the CLASSPATH environment variable is used by
this script, value can be one of ignore (the default), first,
last, and only
-run:print-classpath
print the classpath
-run:print-command
print the command
-run:help
print this message
--Rafael
