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deploy:list-targetsplugins
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geronimo:start-server
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deploy:install-pluginlibrary
deploy:loginlist-targets
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obr:geronimo-refresh

Note that if the <name> portion of the command is unique, then you only need to type it. If not, then you must either type the full <scope>:<name> or arrange the scope search path accordingly. For example, you can use list-modules instead of deploy:list-modules to list all modules in the server repository.

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geronimo> deploy:install-library d:/temp/openejb-ejbd-3.2-SNAPSHOT.jar

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gogocommandinstallbundle

The command is used to install an OSGi bundle into the server, and the bundle information will be recorded in etc/startup.properties file. It has the following syntax:

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install-plugin generaloptions commandoptions <bundle file>

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--groupId
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Specifies whether to start the bundle after installation. By default, the bundle is not started.

bundle file is the fully qualified name of bundle to be installed.

install-bundle command examples

Use this syntax to install an OSGi bundle.

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server> deploy:install-bundle --groupId myCompany --start --startLevel 100 d:/HelloWorld-1.0.jar

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deploy:uninstall-bundle
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gogocommanduninstallbundle

The command is used to uninstall a bundle in server. It has the following syntax:

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unlinstall-bundle generaloptions commandoptions bundleId

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Use secure channel

bundleId is id of the bundle to be uninstalled.

uninstall-bundle command examples

Use this syntax to uninstall an OSGi bundle with id 361 in the server.

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server> deploy:uninstall-bundle 361

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deploy:unlock-keystore
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gogocommandunlockkeystore

The command is used to unlock unlock a keystore and private key in Geronimo server. It has the following syntax:

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geronimo> eba:resolve d:/temp/myAriesApp.eba
Attempting to resolve myAriesApp application.
Application myAriesApp is now resolved.

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obr:geronimo-refresh
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gogocommandgeronimorefresh

The command is used to refresh bundle status in the repository of CE server. This command is useful when you installed a new bundle in to CE server and want the bundle information to be added in to the bundle repository of the server.

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geronimo-refresh generaloptions

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