Hello,
Thanks a lot for the quick response.
- Will it be fine if I remove all those Jar files from the Mar and put
them in the classpath ? With respect to the license regulations, am I
allowed to repackage the Mar files ?
- On the other hand, will it be fine if delete these files from the /tmp
directory in case the process that used those files is still running ?
The process is a server process which uses Axis2 client. Every time it
sends a request on Axis2, it creates a bunch of files in /tmp and the
usage of /tmp has gone to 2GB and it is a little concern now.
Thanks in advance for all the answers and help.
Raghbir Singh
Deepal Jayasinghe said the following on 01/18/07 23:25:
Hi Raghbir ;
Axis2 create those temp files in following two cases;
- When you have set hot update to true
- When aar file or mar file contains jar file inside it (Axis2 copy
those files into temp directory)
At the moment there is no way to control that behavior.
Thanks
Deepal
Hello,
I have been running a server process for months now and it uses
Axis2. I noticed that there are some files in the /tmp directory by
the names like axis2XXXXXName.jar where XXXXX is a number and Name is
the name of a jar file that Axis2 uses.
Has anybody seen this earlier and how to control it ?
Thanks a lot,
Raghbir Singh
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