Understanding JBoss /bin directory
bin Directory
README-service.txt run.conf twiddle.sh
classpath.sh run.conf.bat wsconsume.bat
jboss_init_hpux.sh run.jar wsconsume.sh
jboss_init_redhat.sh run.sh wsprovide.bat
jboss_init_suse.sh service.bat wsprovide.sh
jbosssvc.exe shutdown.bat wsrunclient.bat
password_tool.sh shutdown.jar wsrunclient.sh
probe.bat shutdown.sh wstools.bat
probe.sh twiddle.bat wstools.sh
run.bat twiddle.jar
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JBoss AS ${jboss.home.dir}/bin directory contains startup/shutdown scripts, bootstrap libraries, Web Services and server management utilities:
- classpath.sh: A tool to determine JBoss classpaths (both client and server)
- jboss_init_redhat.sh and jboss_init_suse.sh: JBoss system control scripts for RedHat and SuSE systems
- probe.sh and probe.bat: used for discovering JBoss AS clusters.
- run.sh and run.bat: Scripts for starting JBoss AS
- run.jar: Bootstrap code for starting JBoss AS
- service.bat: Script to manage JBoss as a Windows service.
- shutdown.sh and shutdown.bat: Scripts for shutting down JBoss AS (including remote instances)
- shutdown.jar: Bootstrap code for shutting down JBoss AS
- twiddle.sh and twiddle.bat: Scripts for running JBoss AS command-line management client (based on JMX)
- twiddle.jar: Bootstrap code for the JMX management (instrumentation) client
- wsconsume, wsprovide, wsrunclient and wstools are utilities for Web Services.
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