anchor.diff:  The options for the commands all function mor or less the same across commands. Here is a quick
   reference, though they are elaborated on per command.
   
  --j|--job-operator The name attribute of the job-operator element the command is to be applied to
  --d|--deployment   The name attribute of the deployment element the command is to be applied to
  --f|--file         The filename of a file containing the xml snippet to be applied to the model
  --b|--base64       A base64 encoded string ot the xml snippet to be applied to the model
  +[cols="1,3"]
  +|===
  +|Flag |Parameter
  +|`-j \| --job-operator`
  +|The name attribute of the `job-operator` element the command is to be applied to.
  +|`-d \| --deployment`
  +|The name attribute of the `deployment` element that either the command is to be applied to or that
  +contains the `job-operator` element the command is to be applied to.
  +|`-f \| --file`
  +|The filename of a file containing the xml snippet to be applied to the model.
  +|`-b \| --base64`
  +|A base64 encoded string ot the xml snippet to be applied to the model.
  +|===
   
   
   [TIP]
   ====
  -The recommended way of updating chainlink's configuration is to retrieve the existing configuration,
  +The recommended way of updating Chainlink's configuration is to retrieve the existing configuration,
   modify it, and then upload the modifications. e.g. To change the whole server config:
   
   [source,shell]
  
positive.code: 
  ==== Using `asadmin`
  
  The following asadmin commands are provided for Glassfish:
  
  - get-chainlink
  - get-chainlink-job-operator -j <job operator name>
  - get-chainlink-deployment -d <deployment name>
  - get-chainlink-deployment-job-operator -d <deployment name> -j <job operator name>
  - set-chainlink [ -f <file> | -b <base 64 of file> ]
  - set-chainlink-job-operator [ -f <file> | -b <base 64 of file> ]
  - set-chainlink-deployment [ -f <file> | -b <base 64 of file> ]
  - set-chainlink-deployment-job-operator -d <deployment name> [ -f <file> | -b <base 64 of file> ]
  - delete-chainlink
  - delete-chainlink-job-operator -j <job operator name>
  - delete-chainlink-deployment -d <deployment name>
  
negative.code: [NOTE]
  ====
  The output of the `get-chainlink-*` commands are not formatted. To make it easier to read you might
  consider using them with the `asadmin` terse option (`-t` or `--terse`) and combining them with an xml
  formatter. e.g.
  
  `./asadmin -t get-chainlink | xmllint --format -`
  