> The first time I've tried to do it, I could not find a way, so I > simply threw away GlassFish v2 installation and installed it again. > Next I've found a way to do it but I did not remind exactly how. You > should first stop the server, remove any traces of your application in > GlassFish particular domain (you have to go in any subfolder to be > sure there is not something left), then you have to change the > configuration file which recaps all installed web applications (I > don't remember the name but it is easy to find it) and remove all > references to this application again), next reboot to be sure there is > no cache session left, then start GlassFish again. But by the time you > achieve this, you would have probably reinstalled GlassFish v2 three > or four times. Hence if you have not any critical application on your > server, the best way to get rid of this issue is to throw away the > GlassFish v2 installation and reinstall it again.
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