How to clean JBoss loaded EARs?

rigel77 Oct 13, 2007 11:06 AM

Hi,

I need to clean completely the JBoss environment. Is it sufficient to erase the EAR from the server/default/deploy directory or does it exists a specific command from web console or shell?

Tnx in advance

1. Re: How to clean JBoss loaded EARs?

peterj Oct 13, 2007 4:14 PM (in response to rigel77)

Yes, removing the EAR file (or directory) from the deploy directory is sufficient.

If you want to start over from a completely clean server configuration, bring the app server down and also remove these directories:

server/default/data
server/default/log
server/default/tmp
server/default/work
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2. Re: How to clean JBoss loaded EARs?

rigel77 Oct 14, 2007 10:21 AM (in response to rigel77)

"PeterJ" wrote:
Yes, removing the EAR file (or directory) from the deploy directory is sufficient.

If you want to start over from a completely clean server configuration, bring the app server down and also remove these directories:

server/default/data
server/default/log
server/default/tmp
server/default/work

Thank you Peter, also really clear and useful the second part. Now I can clean safely my JBoss environment :)
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3. Re: How to clean JBoss loaded EARs?

peterj Oct 14, 2007 10:28 PM (in response to rigel77)

Another option, and the one I prefer: never run 'default' or 'all'. Instead, make a copy and run that. Example: copy server/default as server/foobar and then "run -c foobar". That way, 'default' and 'all' are always pristene.
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