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the first argument should always be the solution name that you want to load (so if you want to load directly a specific solution)

You can also not specific it then the select solution dialog is shown.

You can also make profiles (that is what servoy profiles basically is, pushing arguments to the client)
Then you can add multiply arguments to the client by adding more, like adding:

<argument>system.property.SocketFactory.tunnelConnectionMode:http</argument>

as the second argument (the first should then always be a soluton or just "servoy_client")

If you add that argument then the tunnel will be forced in http mode (if the server is configured in "http&Socket)

This way you can push any system.property to servoy that you want.

<argument>bootstrapthreadpoolsize:{{MAX_THREAD_POOL_SIZE}}</argument> 

The if you have your own arguments that you now push like: argument=owner:xxxxxxx. then you need to give that as:

<argument>argument:owner:xxxxxxx</argument> 

The bootstrapthreadpoolsize argument is used to configure the maximum number of concurrent connections used to download the application files.

<argument>bootstrapthreadpoolsize:{{MAX_THREAD_POOL_SIZE}}</argument> 

The default value for the maximum concurrent connections is 8. If you want to download the resources one by one (in case of network problems for instance), then you can set the bootstrapthreadpoolsize to 1.

bootstrap.jar and bootstrap.jnlp are found in the ROOT of the context
So that is in a default servoy installation: \application_server\server\webapps\ROOT
in a war file it should be in the root of the war file

Then you can access it through:

http://hostname:port/bootstrap.jnlp

(and the above code base should be then http://hostname:port)