I am trying to install Glassfish 4.0 on a Linux Red Hat Entreprise Linux release 5.11 (Tikanga) Server. Therefore, I successfully installed Java jdk1.7.0_79 and NetBeans 4.0 on this server following this website instructions: https://blog.idrsolutions.com/2014/02/tutorial-setting-up-glassfish-on-a-linux-server/ When I run the server using the linux command ./asadmin start-domain, the console tells me that everything is ok: If I run the sudo netstat
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Glassfish: How to do asadmin commands without password?
every time I enter a CLI-command for glassfish like this asadmin start-instance i1 I am prompted to enter the admin-username and admin-password. How can I disable the need for entering these credentials? I plan to write scripts for running commands like this and I think it’s not possible to enter the credentials in a bash script. Thanks Answer You can
Why does Glassfish appear to require much more memory in Linux than in Windows?
I’ve been tinkering with GlassFish 2.1.1 lately, on both an Ubuntu Linux box as well as a Windows XP one. Looking at the “java” processes representing asadmin, JavaDB server, and the GlassFish app server domain itself on Windows (using the Task Manager), they add up to just over 100 MB of memory. However, looking at the same processes on the