Hello all,
I'm a newbie and am trying to programatically find the filesystem path to the
its .ear file, without to explicitly specify it. (I deploy myapp.ear in the
jboss/server/default/deploy directory, but I don't want to have to configure it)
I found a way (a hack) to do it like this:
String rootPath = getClass().getResource("/").getFile();
This points to the dir where the Tomcat deployer has deployed the app:
jboss/server/default/tmp/deploy/tmp123myapp.ear-contents/myapp-webservice-exp.war
. Then I create a File object and have the dir.
File earDir = new File(rootPath).getParentFile();
This URL-hack is certainly very deployment- and JBoss-specific and I was
looking for a more-elegant solution. Perhaps the Java Management API (JSR-77)
or the Java Deployment API (JSR-88) would help me? Any hints or code would be
very appreciated!
Rusi
PS: My actual goal is to list all classes in my application that implement a
given interface. I was surprised to see that this was not possible using
Reflection. The only solution seems to be to brute-force search in the
application's .ear file (or in the deployer's temp-dir) and to compare all
classes with the interface using Class.isAssignableFrom().
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