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First, let me say if you dig long enough you find the kernel of information needed to solve the problem and teach others about the problem and its solution. Part of the problem there are alot of people not reading the ServerTypeDefinitionSchema.xsd and than writing ServerDef files and wondering why it doesn't work or claiming its working when its not.
I should have compared the ServerTypeDefinitionSchema.xsd against Gorkem Ercan notes on the first try instead of much later. Bascially, it boils down to two launch configuration modes for start and stop.
You specify in the start and stop tags launchType=java or launchType=external with quotes. Java mode requires the workingDirectory, programArguments, mainClass, vmParameters, and classpathReference. External would be workingDirectory, programArguements, external, and debugPort.
If you pay attention of how the sequence and choice elements run in this xsd snippet, that is what it basically states:
Thus, I should have the final kinks in the plugin worked out tonight. I still have to figure out what to put in the programAguements tag, maybe the start-domain/stop-domain options like --terse? Of course I have to figure out what debugPort SJSAS 8.1 PE uses as well.
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