JBoss
Does anyone know, if you come to a computer that has JBoss installed, how you tell what level of install has been installed? There are three levels - minimal, which isn't J2EE compliant (Just a servlet container & a few bits & bobs), default, which is a proper app server but doesn't have JAXR, IIOP or clustering, or all, which has everything that's included with the download. I suppose I could try & code something up which relies on the advanced stuff, see if it runs & do it that way, but I'm a complete newbie with JBoss & if there's a quick way, some config file somewhere that'll tell me, I'd be a much happier bunny.
[EDIT] - Ignore this, I just found out it's not what's installed so much as what it starts up running with. You can start JBoss in any of these configs by entering:
run.sh -c minimum
run.sh -c all
Obviously default doesn't need a -c option as it's how it runs by default. Duh.
I'm working from home today, trying to gen up on J2EE stuff some more before my course next week. I daresay all will become clearer then as the course is in J2EE, but it's a Sun-sponsored course, so it's likely to concentrate on things from a Glassfish apps server perspective. I'm doing a course in WebLogic server J2EE development in January, so that's pretty well covered, but I happen to have JBoss on my home macs.
[EDIT] - Ignore this, I just found out it's not what's installed so much as what it starts up running with. You can start JBoss in any of these configs by entering:
run.sh -c minimum
run.sh -c all
Obviously default doesn't need a -c option as it's how it runs by default. Duh.
I'm working from home today, trying to gen up on J2EE stuff some more before my course next week. I daresay all will become clearer then as the course is in J2EE, but it's a Sun-sponsored course, so it's likely to concentrate on things from a Glassfish apps server perspective. I'm doing a course in WebLogic server J2EE development in January, so that's pretty well covered, but I happen to have JBoss on my home macs.