The pxe-deploy command deploys a system via JMX.
Synopsis
pxe-deploy [-q|-v|-vv] -url sarurl [-jmxurl url] [-domain domain] pxe-deploy [-q|-v|-vv] -sar file [-jmxurl url] [-domain domain] pxe-deploy -h
Description
The pxe-deploy command will deploys a system in a running domain via JMX. A system deployment bundle for the system can either be at a URL that the target domain can access and read (the -url argument) or in a local SAR file (-sar argument).
For more information about deployment, see System Lifecycle.
 | So many ways to deploy... The ModDeployer kmodule polls a directory for SAR or JAR files to deploy and provides an alternative to the pxe-deploy command. |
Options
| Option/Argument | Effect |
|---|---|
| -url sarurl | the URL, from the perspective of the target domain, containing the system deployment bundle. |
| -sar file | the name of a SAR file on the local machine. |
| -jmxurl url | the JMX service URL for the target domain. See the urlalias for more information about how to set default values and shortcuts. |
| -domain domain | the name of the target domain. If this option is not specified, the command will search for PXE domains. If a single domain is located, then the command is applied in that domain, but if multiple domains are located, an error is returned. |
| -q|-v|-vv | adjust the verbosity of logging output. See Loging and Output for Commandline Tools. |
| -h | prints a synopsis to the console and exits. |
