A.3. fusepatch Command Reference
Syntax
The
fusepatch utility is invoked as a command-line script with options. There is a Linux/UNIX version of this script and a Windows version, as follows:
- Linux/UNIX
- The Linux/UNIX version of the
fusepatchutility can be invoked from the following location:./bin/fusepatch.sh
- Windows
- The Windows version of the
fusepatchutility can be invoked from the following location:.\bin\fusepatch.bat
Options
The
fusepatch command supports the following options:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--add URL | Add the specified archive file to the patch repository. |
--add-cmd CommandList | A subcommand of --add, which associates post-install commands with the specified patch. |
--audit-log | Print the audit log. |
--dependencies DepList | A subcommand of --add, which defines a list of dependencies. |
--force | Force an --add, --install, or --update operation. |
--help | Show command syntax and options. |
--install PatchID | Install the PatchID patch in the JBoss EAP server. |
--one-off TargetID | A subcommand of --add, which specifies the patch ID of the base patch for this one-off patch. |
--query-repository | List the patches available from the patch repository. |
--query-server | List the patches installed in the JBoss EAP server. |
--query-server-paths Path | List the managed server paths under the Path directory. |
--remove PatchID | Remove the specified patch from the repository. |
--repository URL | Specify the location of the patch repository. Normally, this location is set automatically when you install the JBoss Fuse on JBoss EAP package on the JBoss EAP server. |
--server Path | Specify the location of the JBoss EAP server. Normally, this location is set automatically when you install the JBoss Fuse on JBoss EAP package on the JBoss EAP server. |
--uninstall PatchID | Uninstall the specified patch from the JBoss EAP server. |
--update Module | Update the Module patch on the JBoss EAP server to the latest version available from the patch repository. |
