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Note: For Geronimo 2.1.0.1 or above, you can work with the RMI/JMX --secure option in GShell commands. You may need to check out the topic Working with the RMI/JMX --secure option before using this option.

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Option

Usage

Description

-A, or --javaagent

-A <JAR>

Identify the specific Java Agent with a JAR file containing its path. To disable it, set it to 'none'.

-D, or --property

-D <name=value>

Define system properties. See Java system properties for more information about the property details.

-G, or --gproperty

-G <name=value>

Define org.apache.geronimo properties. This option is probably used if you start two or more Geronimo instances on your server.

-H, or --home

-H <dir>

Provide a specific Geronimo home directory. This option is probably used if you start two or more Geronimo instances on your server.

-J, or --javaopt

-J <flag>

Set a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) flag. See Java command line options for more information about this option.

-P, or --profile

-P <name>

Select a configuration profile.

-b, or --background

-b

If provided, the server process will run in the background.

-j, or --jvm

-j <dir>

Use a specific JVM for the server process. See supported JVMs for JVMs supported by Geronimo.

-l, or --logfile

-l <file>

Capture the console output to a log file.

-m, or --module

-m <module>

Start up a specific module.

-q, or --quiet

-q

Suppress warning and informative message.

-t, or --timeout

-t <time>

Identify the timeout in seconds.

-v, or --verbose

-v

Enable verbose output, resulting in more console output than is normally present.

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Option

Usage

Description

-A, or --javaagent

-A <JAR>

Identify the specific Java Agent with a JAR file containing its path. To disable it, set it to 'none'.

-D, or --property

-D <name=value>

Define system properties. See Java system properties for more information about the property details.

-G, or --gproperty

-G <name=value>

Define org.apache.geronimo properties. This option is probably used if you start two or more Geronimo instances on your server.

-H, or --home

-H <dir>

Provide a specific Geronimo home directory. This option is probably used if you start two or more Geronimo instances on your server.

-J, or --javaopt

-J <flag>

Set a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) flag. See Java command line options for more information about this option.

-P, or --profile

-P <name>

Select a configuration profile.

-b, or --background

-b

If provided, the server process will run in the background.

-j, or --jvm

-j <dir>

Use a specific JVM for the server process. See supported JVMs for JVMs supported by Geronimo.

-l, or --logfile

-l <file>

Capture the console output to a log file.

-q, or --quiet

-q

Suppress warning and informative message.

-t, or --timeout

-t <time>

Identify the timeout in seconds.

-v, or --verbose

-v

Enable verbose output, resulting in more console output than is normally present.

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