The sarcreate command creates a system deployment archive.
The sarcreate command builds a system deployment archive.
For comparison, see the <pxe-sar> Ant task.
| Option/Argument |
Effect |
| -sysd ddfile |
a file containing the system deployment descriptor for the bundle. Errors or warnings about the validity of the descriptor will be reported to standard error. |
| -common rrfile |
a ZIP resource repository containing the root WSDL definitions for the system. If this argument is not specified, then the command attempts to parse the system descriptor to and interprets the root WSDL URI as a URL from which to create a temporary resource repository containing the specified WSDL document and its imported WSDL and XML schema documents. |
| file ... file |
additional files to add to the bundle as resources. Each file is added with its name set to the file name, i.e., foo/bar/baz.qux is added as a resource with name baz.qux. If the file has a .rr extension, it is added to the archive as a resource repository, i.e., foo/bar/baz.rr is added as a resource repository with name baz. |
| sarfile |
the name of the file to write the new archive into. |
| -v|-vv |
adjust the verbosity of logging output. See Configuring Commandline Launchers. |
| -h |
prints a synopsis to the console and exits. |
