OOWS bindings working with both Java 5 and 6. The following sections explain how to get the JAX-WS sample code running and explain a few common practices when using the JAX-WS object-oriented web service perform the installation (java -jar JAXWS2.1.4-20080502.jar). 5.1.2 Getting started: running the sample code To run the OOWS for JAX-WS samples that we ship with the SDK, perform the following steps: execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end

OOWS bindings working with both Java 5 and 6. The following sections explain how to get the JAX-WS sample code running and explain a few common practices when using the JAX-WS object-oriented web service perform the installation (java -jar JAXWS2.1.4-20080502.jar). 2.1.1.2 Getting started: running the sample code To run the OOWS for JAX-WS samples that we ship with the SDK, perform the following steps: execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end

OOWS bindings working with both Java 5 and 6. The following sections explain how to get the JAX-WS sample code running and explain a few common practices when using the JAX-WS object-oriented web service perform the installation (java -jar JAXWS2.1.4-20080502.jar). 2.1.1.2 Getting started: running the sample code To run the OOWS for JAX-WS samples that we ship with the SDK, perform the following steps: execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end

OOWS bindings working with both Java 5 and 6. The following sections explain how to get the JAX-WS sample code running and explain a few common practices when using the JAX-WS object-oriented web service perform the installation (java -jar JAXWS2.1.4-20080502.jar). 5.1.2 Getting started: running the sample code To run the OOWS for JAX-WS samples that we ship with the SDK, perform the following steps: execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end

OOWS bindings working with both Java 5 and 6. The following sections explain how to get the JAX-WS sample code running and explain a few common practices when using the JAX-WS object-oriented web service perform the installation (java -jar JAXWS2.1.4-20080502.jar). 2.1.1.2 Getting started: running the sample code To run the OOWS for JAX-WS samples that we ship with the SDK, perform the following steps: execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end

very large. Caching them can therefore quickly use up the entire host OS cache. Depending on the efficiency of the host OS caching, this may slow down the host immensely, especially if several VMs run at [--pattern=pattern] VBoxManage debugvm guestsample [--filename=filename] [--sample-interval-us=interval] [--sample-time-us=time] VBoxManage metrics collect [--detach] [--list] [--period=seconds] profile is used. Examples The following example performs the dry run of an OVF import operation for a sample appliance that contains a Windows 10 guest: $ VBoxManage import Windows10.ovf --dry-run Interpreting

very large. Caching them can therefore quickly use up the entire host OS cache. Depending on the efficiency of the host OS caching, this may slow down the host immensely, especially if several VMs run at command-line options to influence the import behavior. As an example, here is the screen output with a sample appliance containing a Windows XP guest: VBoxManage import WindowsXp.ovf --dry-run Interpreting Furthermore a separate startup delay can be configured for every user to avoid overloading the host. A sample configuration is given below: # Default policy is to deny starting a VM, the other option is "allow"

very large. Caching them can therefore quickly use up the entire host OS cache. Depending on the efficiency of the host OS caching, this may slow down the host immensely, especially if several VMs run at command-line options to influence the import behavior. As an example, here is the screen output with a sample appliance containing a Windows XP guest: VBoxManage import WindowsXp.ovf --dry-run Interpreting Furthermore a separate startup delay can be configured for every user to avoid overloading the host. A sample configuration is given below: # Default policy is to deny starting a VM, the other option is "allow"

very large. Caching them can therefore quickly use up the entire host OS cache. Depending on the efficiency of the host OS caching, this may slow down the host immensely, especially if several VMs run at [--pattern=pattern] VBoxManage debugvm guestsample [--filename=filename] [--sample-interval-us=interval] [--sample-time-us=time] VBoxManage metrics collect [--detach] [--list] [--period=seconds] profile is used. Examples The following example performs the dry run of an OVF import operation for a sample appliance that contains a Windows 10 guest: $ VBoxManage import Windows10.ovf --dry-run Interpreting

very large. Caching them can therefore quickly use up the entire host OS cache. Depending on the efficiency of the host OS caching, this may slow down the host immensely, especially if several VMs run at VBoxManage VBoxManage debugvm guestsample [--filename=filename] [--sample-interval-us=interval] [--sample-time-us=time] VBoxManage metrics collect [--detach] [--list] [--period=seconds] profile is used. Examples The following example performs the dry run of an OVF import operation for a sample appliance that contains a Windows 10 guest: $ VBoxManage import Windows10.ovf --dry-run Interpreting