A different approach would be to configure Jboss's log4j to log to a file somewhere that you know the path of.
/Anders On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 09:23, <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > in our Continuous Build System we have some integration / regression > tests, running against a deployed (JBoss) application. > All I know of this application is the JNP Url, which is always the same. > > The directory, where this system is deployed is "dynamically" and created > by concatenation of buildversion, port, database system and so on, > for examle: OurProduct_2.8.1.xxx_Oracle_Port_57080 - the deployment is > done by an external tool so I couldnt change this. > > Is there any way, to come from this JNP Url to the directory (path) where > this system is running? ("jboss.home.dir") > I need this information to copy the server.log files from there via scp > for example back to the client, where the tests are running. > > I know that I can get a lot of data from JBoss via the JMX Console - but > how can I do this call(s) from within Maven? > Do i have to write my own plugin os is there any available? > > Thanx,
