Execution environment

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Specify the execution environment

If you have to specify an execution environment you can use the ee option. You can find bellow a list will all supported (built in) execution profiles. If you do not specify this option the value will be automatically determined from the version of your JVM in the form: "J2SE-" + ${java version}.

pax-run --ee=<value>

Supported execution environments

Name	Description
NONE	No aditional packages. Only the boot delegation will be used in this case (java.*)
CDC-1.0/Foundation-1.0	Equal to J2ME Foundation Profile
CDC-1.0/PersonalBasis-1.0	J2ME Personal Basis Profile
CDC-1.0/PersonalJava-1.0	J2ME Personal Java Profile
CDC-1.1/Foundation-1.1	Equal to J2ME Foundation Profile
JRE-1.1	Java 1.1.x
J2SE-1.2	Java 2 SE 1.2.x
J2SE-1.3	Java 2 SE 1.3.x
J2SE-1.4	Java 2 SE 1.4.x
J2SE-1.5	Java 2 SE 1.5.x
JavaSE-1.6	Java SE 1.6.x
JavaSE-1.7	Java SE 1.7.x (early access)
OSGi/Minimum-1.0	OSGi EE that is a minimal set that allows the implementation of an OSGi Framework
OSGi/Minimum-1.1	OSGi EE that is a minimal set that allows the implementation of an OSGi Framework
OSGi/Minimum-1.2	OSGi EE that is a minimal set that allows the implementation of an OSGi Framework
PersonalJava-1.1	Personal Java 1.1
PersonalJava-1.2	Personal Java 1.2

Custom execution environments

If the value is not one in the list above the value is considered to be an URL of an execution environment definition file. Pax Runner will read the file and use the defined values as a custom execution environment. Take a look at one of the profiles above for the syntax of the file.