diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 8c818100..4776c901 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -69,14 +69,16 @@ Refer to [Repository and proxy modifications](https://openliberty.io/docs/ref/co ## Optional Enterprise Functionality -This section describes the optional enterprise functionality that can be enabled via the Dockerfile during `build` time, by setting particular argument (`ARG`) or environment variable (`ENV`) and calling `RUN configure.sh`. Each of these options trigger the inclusion of specific configuration via XML snippets (except for `VERBOSE`), described below: +This section describes the optional enterprise functionality that can be enabled via the Dockerfile during `build` time, by setting particular argument (`ARG`) or environment variable (`ENV`) and calling `RUN configure.sh`. Each of these options trigger the inclusion of specific configuration via XML snippets (except for `VERBOSE` and `SKIP_FEATURE_INSTALL`), described below: -* `TLS` (`SSL` is deprecated) - * Description: Enable Transport Security in Liberty by adding the `transportSecurity-1.0` feature (includes support for SSL). - * XML Snippet Location: [keystore.xml](ga/latest/kernel/helpers/build/configuration_snippets/keystore.xml). * `HZ_SESSION_CACHE` * Description: Enable the persistence of HTTP sessions using JCache by adding the `sessionCache-1.0` feature. * XML Snippet Location: [hazelcast-sessioncache.xml](ga/latest/kernel/helpers/build/configuration_snippets/hazelcast-sessioncache.xml) +* `SKIP_FEATURE_INSTALL` + * Description: Default setting is `false`. When set to `true`, Liberty features will not be installed using `installUtility` when `configure.sh` is run. This setting is not applicable when `features.sh` is run. +* `TLS` (`SSL` is deprecated) + * Description: Enable Transport Security in Liberty by adding the `transportSecurity-1.0` feature (includes support for SSL). + * XML Snippet Location: [keystore.xml](ga/latest/kernel/helpers/build/configuration_snippets/keystore.xml). * `VERBOSE` * Description: When set to `true` it outputs the commands and results to stdout from `configure.sh`. Otherwise, default setting is `false` and `configure.sh` is silenced.