Java Reference
In-Depth Information
The
jrecreate
command takes several options. One of the options is required that specifies the destination
directory in which the custom JRE files are generated. The option to specify the destination directory is
-d
(or
--dest
)
and its value is the path of a directory.
Table
C-4
lists all the options for the
jrecreate
command with their descriptions. Note that most of the options
have a short name and a long name. The options with the short names start with one hyphen such as
-d
and the
options with the long names start with two hyphens such as
--dest
.
Table C-4.
List of Options and Their Descriptions for the jrecreate Command
Option
Description
-d path
--dest path
Specifies the directory in which to write the JRE files. The directory must not
exist. An error occurs if the directory already exists.
-p profile
--profile profile
Specifies the compact profile name to be created. Valid values are
compact1
,
compact2
, and
compact3
. If it is not specified, the full JRE is created.
--vm jvm
Specifies the JVM type to be included in the created JRE. The valid options
are one of the following: minimal, client, server, and all. If this option is not
specified, the
--profile
option is used to select a JVM as follows: For
compact1
and
compact2
,
minimal
is selected and for
compact3
,
client
is selected. If
--profile
is not specified, the JRE includes all available JVMs.
-x extension
--extension extension
Specifies optional components to be included in the generated JRE. It accepts
a comma-separated list (with no spaces) as well as a single value. Valid values
are
fx:graphics
,
fx:controls
,
sunec
,
sunpkcs11
,
locales
,
charsets
,
nashorn
.
Selecting
fx:controls
automatically includes
fx:graphics
.
-g
--debug
Includes java level debugging supports. The default is to include no debugging
support.
-k
--keep-debug-info
Does not strip debugging information from class and unsigned JAR files during
JRE creation.
--no-compression
Does not compress unsigned JAR files. This option does not apply to the signed
JAR files. The default is to compress the unsigned JAR files.
-n
--dry-run
Performs the dry run of the requested operation without creating the JRE.
-v
--verbose
Displays verbose output.
--ejdk-home path
Specify the path to the root of EJDK distribution.
-h
--help
Summarizes the command-line options.
