On Oct 28, 2005, at 7:27 AM, Rajesh Puri wrote:
I deployed my ejb's in openejb(0.9.2) and was trying
to do a per instance install. I did followings
Deployed EJB's in openejb.
Copied openejbloader war in tomcat.
Deployed my application in war along with jar for ejb.
Now when I start Tomcat I see a number of directories
created by openejb. They are named like
opeejb99999999. When I see content of these they are
really validate jars for beans deployed in openejb.
How can I make them go to a tmp folder and clean them
automatically. Seems everytime i stop/restart bunch of
these directories get created - can i prevent this at
all.
They do go to the system tmp folder, which I believe Tomcat changes
to point to it's own tmp dir. The files are marked to be deleted
when the system exits and should go away when the Tomcat VM exits.
There is no way to skip validation at startup, so you will get new
directories the next time Tomcat starts.
Out of curiosity, is there some reason you aren't using any of the
1.0-x builds? Regardless if you choose to stay with 0.9.2, it would
be great to know if there was some discomfort or issue with 1.0-x
that steered you away from it.
-David
