...so that I can have a better user experience when trying to run the tool.
Additional Details
This helps the Registry API Service fall in line with all our others tools, which use a command-line script to execute the java -jar command by finding the Java command, and executing the software. For example:
Given a pre-built registry-api-service application
When I perform an execution of a command-line script registry-api-serviceThen I expect the registry-api-service JAR to be executed with the appropriate arguments given to the script via the command-line (as applicable)
Given a pre-built registry-api-service application
When I perform an execution of a window command-line batch file registry-api-service.batThen I expect the registry-api-service JAR to be executed with the appropriate arguments given to the script via the command-line (as applicable)
@jordanpadams commented on Sun May 02 2021
Motivation
...so that I can have a better user experience when trying to run the tool.
Additional Details
This helps the Registry API Service fall in line with all our others tools, which use a command-line script to execute the
java -jar
command by finding the Java command, and executing the software. For example:Acceptance Criteria
Given a pre-built registry-api-service application When I perform an execution of a command-line script
registry-api-service
Then I expect the registry-api-service JAR to be executed with the appropriate arguments given to the script via the command-line (as applicable)Given a pre-built registry-api-service application When I perform an execution of a window command-line batch file
registry-api-service.bat
Then I expect the registry-api-service JAR to be executed with the appropriate arguments given to the script via the command-line (as applicable)Engineering Details