JBoss directory structure - I
26 May 2008You should be knowing the directory structure of JBoss server, in order to work efficiently with JBoss. I will target the directory structure in this post.
The jboss-4.0.2 directory contains following sub-directories:
Bin
Contains startup and shutdown scripts.
Client
Client folder contains configuration and JAR files that are required by Java client application or an external web container.
Docs
The XML DTDs used in JBoss for reference are contained in docs folder. For example: JCA (Java Connector Architecture) configuration files for setting up datasources for different databases (such as MySQL, Oracle, Postgres).
Lib
This folder is not to add our own JAR files. It only contains JARs required by the JBoss microkernel.
Server
Contains different server configuration. To select a particular configuration, run command is used with-c
The server directory contains 3 folders with different configuring settings.
All
Default
Minimal
Each of these will have conf, deploy, lib and some other folders. If you run the server, few more folders will be created like data, temp, log and work.
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