JBoss 3.0.0 and a tmp directory

[hildo]

Hi folks. I've got a copy of JBoss 3.0.0 installed on an AIX box. Whenever I deploy my application (which deploys without a worry), a series of jar_cache####.tmp and nested####.jar files are written to my machine's /tmp directory. When the apps are undeployed, the nested files are cleaned up, but the .tmp files aren't.

I saw in 2.4, there was a jboss/tmp directory, which doesn't look like there is the same in 3.0.0 (at least, it didn't get created when I installed it). And I can't see where in the configuration files to change the use of the /tmp directory to one I can supply. I'm just trying to avoid the eventual nasty emails from the server admin for filling up the /tmp directory. If anyone knows how to change this, could they please pass it along? Thanks

[davidjencks]

Switch to 3.0.1;-). Then all those files will go into jboss' tmp dir as they did in 2.4.

[osfh]

Where can we get 3.0.1 ?

[osfh]

Where can I download 3.0.1 ?

[robmv]

JBoss 3.0.1 does not unpack webapps to the internal JBoss tmp directory, it unpack it in the System tmp directory

you can change the system tmp directory defining this environment variable before running run.bat or run.sh
JAVA_OPTS=-Djava.io.tmpdir=/yourdir