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Running Glassfish in Server Mode

Posted by Christopher Rigor on February 24, 2010 
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jruby --server -S glassfish -e production -p 4400

Glassfish doesn’t accept an option to run in server mode, but jruby does, so instead of using glassfish -e production, use jruby -S glassfish and add –server.

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