Getting the JBoss home directory

[Darren]

I am trying to get the JBoss home directory from Java and am now trying using the LC API, but cant seem to find a way to get it.

I have tried System.getProperty("jboss.server.config.url") but that returns null.

Anyone done this from Java?

Thanks,

Darren

[Darren]

Sorry, some more context might help - it is a FatJar deployment utility that is not running inside the Livecycle context, but making a JNP connection using a ServiceClientFactory. I see why the JBoss properties aren't available, but hoping that Adobe have provided a service to access these properties via the ServiceClientFactory instance.

[Rohan Raj]

Darren, you could get jboss home finding system property as :
'jboss.server.home.dir '
Hope your environment has set with jboss home.

Rohan Raj.

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[Darren]

Hi Raj,

Unfortunately I dont seem to have access to the JBoss properties because I am making a JNP connection via Adobe's ServiceClientFactory external to the JBoss instance. They all return null.

I thought that Adobe would have given you some tools to communicate with the JBoss instance you have just connected to, but i dont seem to find any way to do that.

Thanks Darren

[Duane Nickull]

Echo $JBOSS_HOME (of %JBOSS_HOME) ?

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[Darren]

Thanks Duane. I might try adding the environment variable as a command line parameter to the Jar if it is available.

Cheers Darren