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Using the command-line interface

You can also run the Web Server Configuration tool through a command-line interface. To run the command-line interface, open a console window, change to the jrun_root/lib directory, and use the following command-line syntax:

java -jar wsconfig.jar [-options]

The following table lists the options:
Option
Description
-ws
Specifies the web server, as follows:
  • IIS
  • Apache
  • NES
  • iPlanet
  • Zeus
-dir directory
Specifies the configuration directory (Apache conf, NES config, or Zeus config)/
-site site-name
Specifies the IIS website name
-host
Specifies the JRun server address. The default is localhost.
-server
Specifies the JRun server name. The default is default.
-cluster
Specifies the JRun cluster name.
-l
Enables verbose logging for the connector.
-a
Enables native OS memory allocation.
-s
Enables SSL between the connector and JRun server.
-map
Specifies the IIS application mappings list (.ext1[,.extn])
-service
Specifies the Apache Windows service name. The default is Apache.
-v
Enables verbose output from the Web Server Configuration tool.
-list
Lists all configured web servers.
-list -host server-host
Lists all JRun servers on the specifies host.
-r
Removes a configuration. Requires -ws and either -dir or -site.
-u
Uninstalls all configured connectors.
-h
Lists all parameters.

Comments


tzimmerman said on Sep 12, 2003 at 4:28 PM :
There are two other switches not listed that are important for configuring the Apache connector with versions 1.3.2X:

-bin Apache server binary file
-script Apache Unix control script file

For the -bin switch use the apache/bin/httpd file.
For the -script switch use the apache/bin/apachectl file.

 

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