The jjs Command-Line Tool - Scripting in Java: Integrating with Groovy and JavaScript - page 288

The Options
The jjs tool supports several options. Table 10-1 lists all the options for the jjs tool.
Some of the options have a variant that work the same way; for example, the options
-classpath and -cp are synonymous. Both are used to set CLASSPATH. Notice that some
of the options start with two hyphens. To print the list of all options, run the tool on the
command prompt with the -xhelp option:

jjs -xhelp

Table 10-1. Options for the jjs Comand-Line Tool

Option Description

-D<name>=<value>

Sets a system property for the Java runtime. This
option can be repeated to set multiple runtime
property values.

-ccs=<size>
--class-cache-size=<size>

Sets the class cache size (in bytes). By default, the
class cache size is set to 50 bytes. You can use k/K,
m/M and g/G with the size to mean KB, MB, and GB
in size. The options -css=200 and -css=2M set the
class cache size to 200 bytes and 2 MB, respectively.

-classpath <path>
-cp <path>

Specifies CLASSPATH.

-co
--compile-only

Compiles the script without running. By default, it
is disabled, which means that scripts are compiled
and run.

--const-as-var

Replaces the keyword const in scripts with the
keyword var . This option is available if a script uses
the const keyword, which is not recognized by
Nashorn. By default, it is disabled.

-d=<path>
--dump-debug-dir=<path>

Specifies a destination directory to dump class files
for scripts.

--debug-lines

Generates a line number table in .class files. By
default, it is enabled. Specify --debug-lines=false
to disable this feature.

--debug-locals

Generates a local variable table in .class files. By
default, it is set to false .

-doe
--dump-on-error

When this is specified, a full stack trace of the error is
printed. By default, a brief error message is printed.

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