Solaris Java Plug-in User's Guide

Running the converter from the command line:

Format:

java -jar htmlconverter.jar [[filespecs]]  [[-simulate]] [[-options1 value1
[-option2 value2 [...] ]]

If only "java -jar htmlconverter.jar" is specified (no filespecs or options), the GUI version of the converter will be launched. Otherwise, the GUI will be suppressed.

[[filespecs]]: space-delimited list of file specifications which may include wildcard (*), e.g. *.html, file*.html).

[[simulate]]: Set to preview a conversion without actually doing the conversion. Use this option if you are unsuer about a conversion. You will be shown detail information about the conversion had it been done.

Options:	Descriptions
source:	Path to files; e.g., `c:\htmldocs` in Windows, `/home/user1/htmldocs` in Unix. Default is `<userdir>` If the path is relative, it is assumed to be relative to the directory from which the HTMLConverter was launched.
dest	Path to converter file location. Default: `<usrdir>`
backup	Path to the directory where you want backup files to be stored. Default: `<userdir>/<source>_bak` If the path is relative, it is assumed to be relative to the directory from which the HTMLConverter was launched.
f	Force overwritting of backup files.
subdirs:	Sets whether files subdirectories should be processed or not. Default: `false`
template	Name of template file to use. Default: Standard (IE & Navigator) for Windows & Solaris Only. Note – Use the default if you are unsure.
log	Path and filename for the log. Default: `<userdir>/convert.log`
progress	Set to display standard out progress during conversion. Default: `true`
latest	Use the latest JRE supporting the MIME type.
gui	Display the graphical user interface for the converter.