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Chapter 29: iastool command-line utility 355
Using the iastool command-line tools
Options
The following table describes the options available when using the
listservices tool.
Example
The following example lists all services running on the salsa hub:
iastool -listservices -hub salsa
merge
Use this tool to produce a single, new Java Archive file (EJB-JAR) containing
the contents of a specified list of EJB-JARs. Multiple EJB 1.1 and EJB 2.0
deployment descriptors (if any) will be consolidated into a single deployment
descriptor. If merging fails for one of the EJB-JARs in the argument list an
error is displayed and the merge command will exit indicating failure.
Option Description
-hub <hub> Specifies the name of the hub for which
you want to list the running services.
-host <host>:<listener_port> Specifies the host name and the listener
port of the machine on which the
services you are interested in are
running. The option is enables the
iastool utility to locate a hub on a
different subnet than the machine on
which iastool is running.
-cfg <configname> Specifies the name of the configuration
on which to list services.
-mgmtport <nnnnn> Specifies the management port number
used by the specified hub. The default is
42424.
-bare Suppresses output of information other
than the names of the running services.
-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.
-pwd <password> Specifies the user's password to
authenticate against the specified realm.
-file <login_file> Specifies a login script file containing the
realm, user name , and password used
to authenticate a user. The full or relative
path to this file must be specified. See
“Executing iastool command-line tools
from a script file” on page 372 for more
information.