Hi all,
I wrote a small java tool, that generates deployment descriptors for JBoss. At the end
of the generating process I jar the deployment descriptors and the configured classes
in a jar.file, using the command Runtime.getRuntime().exec("jar cf
"+jarOut.getAbsolutePath()+" -C "+sourceDirectory.getAbsolutePath()+" ."); from within
my tool. If I copy the jar in the deploy directory, JBoss doesnÃÂt do anything, but
it recognizes, if I delete the file.
The class-files in the jar and the deployment descriptors are both alright. If I unjar
the jar file and jar the content again (using the jar-command on the command line with
the same parameters as in my tool), JBoss deploys the jar.
The jar-file of my tool is 100 bytes bigger than the command-line jar.
I donÃÂt have any idea what happens there. Can anyone help me? Thank you in advance.
zippy
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