You can add JVM options in the domain.xml file (glassfish/domains/{name
of domain}/config), in the jvm options section. For you, it looks like
you could try adding something along the lines of
<jvm-options>-jar /tmp/company.jar hostname=192.168.1.123 adminport=7100
username=[myusername] password=[mypassword]</jvm-options>
However, it looks like you are actually executing company.jar and using
that to load examples.hellowworld.HelloWorldMain, which I'm not sure you
will be able to do with GlassFish. If you could, it would be by figuring
out where the main class in glassfish/modules/glassfish.jar was and
running that.
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> I got a little more information as to why that command looks the way it does:
>
> The company.jar file actually consists of two parts, a deployment portion and the classes.
>
> To work properly, we have a custom JVM:
>
> Attempting to execute an application that uses Company classes without specifying the company.jar file as the first -jar option will cause a Java stack dump (example below) because the company classes cannot execute outside of a company JVM
>
> Does this make sense?
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