Yes you can do this. You should be able to deploy them by copying the jar
file (or war or ear) to the jboss/deploy directory. Jboss will then
autodeploy the application.

Al


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Please excuse the naive questions - I'm still pretty new to all this EJB
stuff.

Is it actually possible to deloy more than one application (or, to be more
precise, more than one package), each with its own META-INF directory and
xml files?  The reason I am asking is that whenever I try to deploy a
package, JBoss says it is deploying it, but it actually re-deploys an
existing package.

I'll try to be clearer.  I deploy A.jar.  No problems.  Then I try to deploy
B.jar.  JBoss says "deploying B.jar", but subsequent messages reveal that it
is deploying all the EJBs from A.jar.

Any ideas?

Stephen Oakes
senior developer
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