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Patrick Johnsn updated GEODE-8502:
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    Component/s: core
    Description: 
Currently, the StartServerCommand puts the server name arbitrarily on the 
command used to launch the server process. We should instead set the name as a 
-D property to make it consistent with other properties and avoid the logic 
necessary to decern the name from other parts of the command string. This may 
also be applicable to other commands like StartLocatorCommand.

 

Along with changing the command, we need to change ServerLauncher to expect the 
name to come in this new form.

  was:Currently, the StartServerCommand puts the server name arbitrarily on the 
command used to launch the server process. We should instead set the name as a 
-D property to make it consistent with other properties and avoid the logic 
necessary to decern the name from other parts of the command string. This may 
also be applicable to other commands like StartLocatorCommand.


> Pass member name as gemfire property in StartServerCommand
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>
>                 Key: GEODE-8502
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GEODE-8502
>             Project: Geode
>          Issue Type: Task
>          Components: core, gfsh
>            Reporter: Patrick Johnsn
>            Priority: Major
>
> Currently, the StartServerCommand puts the server name arbitrarily on the 
> command used to launch the server process. We should instead set the name as 
> a -D property to make it consistent with other properties and avoid the logic 
> necessary to decern the name from other parts of the command string. This may 
> also be applicable to other commands like StartLocatorCommand.
>  
> Along with changing the command, we need to change ServerLauncher to expect 
> the name to come in this new form.



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