Re: Scripts and lookup groups

Brian Murphy <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.sun.jini
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On 4/4/07, Logan, Patrick <[email protected]> wrote:

>> "I'm assuming you're using the top-level 'jrun' script that bodega
>> provides for starting things. If that's the case, have you tried using
>> the '-groups' argument?

> That is exactly what I want. Maybe I have an old version. For unix there
> is "urun", but it does not appear to have the -groups swtich.

Yeah, it sounds like you're using the old example
config files that are archived at the bodega.dev.java.net.
Those example config files have been re-done as
part of the bodega primary distribution. So to achieve
what you want to do, you might consider going to the
bodega project on java.net and retrieving and installing
that primary distribution, and then seeing if the jrun
script satisfies your needs.

That said, the thing to remember though is that in both
the urun case and the jrun case, the purpose of the
'jsk' component of the associated distribution is to provide
examples of config and policy files, not necessarily to
provide general-purpose development tools, containers,
or other utilities. Thus, scripts like the old urun and the
newer jrun (which is auto-generated by the bodega installer)
are provided simply as a convenience so that people can
run the associated applications without a lot of setup. They
are not the primary focus of the examples, the config
and policy files are (for what it's worth).

Regards,
Brian

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