Re: Starting a WO instance from the command line

Hi, Matt,

Although Shaun is correct, if you've ever started your application on  
a processor with JavaMonitor, I've found it easiest to simply copy  
the command line arguments from JavaMonitor as they're displayed in  
the pane beneath the sentence, "With the current settings, this  
instance will be started with the following arguments:".

If you do this, there is one glitch you need to be aware of: there is  
an -NSProjectSearchPath argument, typically with the value  
"()" (indicating an empty array). However, the parentheses will mess  
up most Unix shells, so simply remove that argument and its value.

Regards,
Jerry

On Mar 23, 2006, at 12:29 AM, wojingo wrote:

> Matt Kime wrote:
>> I'm deploying WO 5.2 on linux. I would like to create a startup  
>> script
>> that boot my whole project. Unfortunately, I don't what it takes to
>> start an application instance from the command line. Does anyone know
>> what it takes to do this? It seems that needs to register with  
>> monitor
>> in some manner.
>> thanks,
>> matt
>
> If you run your app from the CL then monitor is not needed. You  
> just run the script that is contained in the deployed application  
> folder structure and thats it(wotaskd is still needed though).
>
> regards,
> - shaun

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