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To launch a Fabric3 server in single-VM mode, execute the following from the servers/vm/target/image/bin directory:
java -jar server.jar
Alternatively, the Fabric3 server can be started from another working directory by executing: java -jar <path to bin directory>server.jar
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It may be necessary to run Fabric3 with larger heap settings than the JVM defaults. To do so, use the standard JVM command line parameters, e.g.: java -Xmx1024M -XX:MaxPermSize=1024M -jar server.jar |
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It may be necessary to configure some JVMs (e.g. OS X) to use IPv4 over IPv6. To do so, use the standard JVM command line parameters, e.g.: java -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true -jar server.jar |
Deploy the application
After the server has booted, deploy a calculator application archive by copying it to the Fabric3 runtime /deploy directory. The runtime will write a message to the console after the archive has been deployed. Depending on the application deployed, one of the following endpoints will be available:
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To run the WSCalcClient via the commandline change to the /samples/wscalc-client folder and type mvn exec:java |
Note that the Fabric3 administration console (separately downloadable) is the recommended way to deploy applications to production systems.