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-====== j2ee-config ======
-j2ee-config is the central tool for J2EE-applications manipulation.
-===== Features =====
-j2ee-config should be much like webapp-config.
-Differences:
-  * j2ee-config should not know about particular servers. Instead, servers should provide meta info which should describe them for j2ee-config.
-  * j2ee-config is aware of specifications that servers provide and applications use. Such as Servlet API, EJB, JMS, Portlet API, etc. j2ee-config should be aware of specification versions. It should check presense of required specification when application is installed to server.
-  * j2ee-config should be able to install several the same applications ('application instances' in glep11) to one server with different aliases (/app1/, /app2/). Configs for those application instances should be separate.
-===== Functions =====
-  * List available servers (''j2ee-config -ls/--list-servers'')
-  * List available applications (''j2ee-config -la/--list-apps'') with bindings to servers (like ''rc-update show'')
-  * Add application to server (''j2ee-config -I/install APP SERVER [alias]'') with compatibility check.
-  * Remove application from server (''j2ee-config -C/clean APP SERVER [alias]'')
-  * Show version (''j2ee-config -v'')