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344 BES Developer’s Guide
Using the iastool command-line tools
Options
The following table describes the options available when using the deploy tool.
Option Description
-jars <jar1,jar2...> Specifies the names of one or more JAR
files to be deployed. To specify more
than one JAR file, enter a comma (,)
between each file name (no spaces). The
full or relative path to the files must be
specified. There is no default.
-hub <hub> Specifies the name of the hub in which to
deploy the JAR files.
-host <host>:<listener_port> Specifies the host name and the listener
port of the machine on which the partition
you are interested in is running. This
option enables the iastool utility to locate
a partition on a different subnet than the
machine on which iastool is running.
-cfg <configname> Specifies the name of the configuration
containing the partition in which you want
to load the JAR file.
partition <partitionname> Specifies the name of the Partition in
which you want to load the JAR file.
-force_restart Restarts the specified Partition after
deploying the module. If this option is not
specified, you will need to restart the
Partition manually to initialize the
module.
-cp <classpath> Specifies the classpath containing the
class dependencies of the JAR file(s) to
be deployed.
-args <args> Specifies any arguments that are needed
by the JAR file. For details, see the
VisiBroker for Java Developer’s Guide
Programmer tools for Java section.
-javac_args <args> Specifies any Java compiler arguments
that are needed by the JAR file.
-noverify Turns off verification of the active
connections to a Partition on a specified
management port.
-nostubs Prevents creation of client or server-side
stub files for the deployed module.
-mgmtport <nnnnn> Specifies the management port number
used by the specified hub. The default is
42424.
-realm <realm> Specifies the realm used to authenticate
a user when the user and password
options are specified.
-user <username> Specifies the user to authenticate against
the specified realm.