The "asadmin" command runs the appserver-cli.jar file, and the "main" class
in that JAR has defaults that cause the appserver-domain.jar to be used.
If you instead run "glassfish/lib/nadmin", it runs the admin-cli.jar file
which has a different main class that uses the nucleus-domain.jar file.
The idea here is that different products that are built on top of nucleus
can each have there own default domain that is created.
Tom
On Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 12:34 PM, <forums_at_java.net> wrote:
> Hi Tom, Thanks to your pointer, I was able to find the template jar that
> was
> shipped with glassfish 4 and modified it for my own purpose. One last
> question on this topic. There are two files: appserver-domain.jar and
> nucleus-domain.jar. From the source code, the default template file is
> nucleus-domain.jar. Do you know what the other file is for? Thanks
>
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