Usage: openejb validate [options] JARFILES...

Example: Multiple jar files

 openejb validate myapp\fooEjbs.jar myapp\barEjbs.jar

 Validates the beans in the fooEjbs.jar first, then validates the 
 beans in the barEjbs.jar.  Wildcards can be used as well.

 openejb validate myapp\*.jar

Example: -v 

 openejb validate -v myapp\myEjbs.jar

 Validates the beans in the jar, outputting just the minumum details
 on each failure.

Example: -vv 

 openejb validate -vv myapp\myEjbs.jar

 Validates the beans in the jar, outputting one line summaries of 
 each failure. This is the default output level.

Example: -vvv 

 openejb validate -vv myapp\myEjbs.jar

 Validates the beans in the jar, outputting verbose details on each
 failure, usually with details on how to correct the failures.

Example: -nowarn

 openejb validate -nowarn myapp\myEjbs.jar
 
 Outputs only the failures and errors, no warnings.

Example: -xml

 openejb validate -xml myapp\myEjbs.jar
 
 Outputs the validation information in XML format.
 
Example: Combinations of options 

 openejb validate -vv -nowarn C:\foo\bar.jar D:\my\beans\*.jar
 openejb validate -vvv /foo/bar.jar
 openejb validate -xml /home/dblevins/mybeans/*.jar


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