Summary: Loads a space container, one space, an embedded Reggie, and an embedded Webster, using the
gsInstance script.
OverviewThis section explains how to start a light version of the GigaSpaces server, which loads a container and one space, using the gsInstance script. The gsInstance (which calls SpaceFinder ) starts by default embedded Reggie and Webster services. Starting Embedded MahaloBy default, gsInstance does not start an embedded Mahalo (Jini Transaction Manager). You can enable this option in one of the following ways:
Syntax & ArgumentsThe full gsInstance syntax (the arguments passed below are optional): gsInstance "/./newSpace?schema=persistent" "../../classes" "-DmyOwnSysProp=value -DmyOwnSysProp2=value" The gsInstance arguments are passed through the command line. These arguments are optional - if you do not want to pass any arguments, you don't have to specify anything in the command line, as seen below: gsInstance You can use three arguments. All arguments must be enclosed by quotes (" "). If used, the arguments must be entered in the following order (descending):
If you are using the third and/or second argument only, you must use empty quote signs for the argument or arguments that come before the one you are using. For example: gsInstance "" "" "-DmyOwnSysProp=value -DmyOwnSysProp2=value" In the example above, only the third argument is used, so two pairs of empty quote signs are written before it. In this case, the default URL and classpath (defined in the gsInstance script) are used, and only the system properties are appended.
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