jws starts Java WorkShop.
jws[options]
The jws command starts Java WorkShop.
Many of the Java WorkShop options emulate standard Java options. Relevant Java options are provided in a separate table for completeness.
| -classpathpath | Specifies the path that the javavirtual
machine running Java WorkShop uses to lookup classes.
path is a list of directories separated by
colons.  Java WorkShop specific paths are appended to this
path by Java WorkShop.  Java WorkShop always ignores the CLASSPATH
environment variable.  See Java Options
below. | 
| -display(Solaris Only) | Specifies the X Window system on which to display Java WorkShop. | 
| -J-javaoption | Passes the string -javaoption  through  as  a
single  argument  to  the Java virtual machine.  The
argument  should  not  contain spaces.   Multiple argument
words  must all begin with the prefix -J,
which is  stripped.  Note that there is no space between
"-J" and "-javaoption". | 
| -msx | Equivalent to the Java -msoption.  Sets the
startup size of the memory allocation pool (the garbage
collected heap) to x.  This effects the Java
virtual machine running Java WorkShop.  The default value
is 5 megabytes. See Java Options
below. | 
| -nojit | Runs Java WorkShop with the Just In Time Compiler (JIT) turned off. | 
| -remotedebug | Starts a Java WorkShop remote debugger. See Remotely Debugging a Program for details about the Java WorkShop remote debugging feature. | 
| -ssx | Equivalent to the Java -ssoption.  Sets the C
code maximum stack size for a thread to x.  This
effects the Java virtual machine running Java WorkShop.
The default is 384 kilobytes. See Java Options
below. |