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Adding instruction to use absolute paths in startup script
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‎articles/app-service/containers/configure-language-java.md

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When tuning application heap settings, review your App Service plan details and take into account multiple applications and deployment slot needs to find the optimal allocation of memory.
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If you are deploying a JAR application, it should be named *app.jar* so that the built-in image can correctly identify your app. (The Maven plugin does this renaming automatically.) If you do not wish to rename your JAR to *app.jar*, you can upload a shell script with the command to run your JAR. Then paste the full path to this script in the [Startup File](app-service-linux-faq.md#built-in-images) textbox in the Configuration section of the portal.
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If you are deploying a JAR application, it should be named *app.jar* so that the built-in image can correctly identify your app. (The Maven plugin does this renaming automatically.) If you do not wish to rename your JAR to *app.jar*, you can upload a shell script with the command to run your JAR. Then paste the full path to this script in the [Startup File](app-service-linux-faq.md#built-in-images) textbox in the Configuration section of the portal. **Note:** The startup script does not run from the directory into which it is placed. Therefore, always use absolute paths to reference files in your startup script (e.g. `java -jar /home/myapp/myapp.jar`).
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### Turn on web sockets
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