i got the answer for this prob through IntelliJ IDEA's forum..
view it at http://intellij.net/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=273478&tstart=0
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Sajith
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Sorry, I don't use IDEA (or NetBeans), perhaps someone else out there does and
can give you a suggestion.
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Hi Peter,
Yes , i did read the above article but unfortunately that didnlt solve my
problem .. let me explain my problem again ..
I am deploying j2EE archives into the JBOSS server using IntelliJ IDEA 7.0 ,
where it has inbuilt support for JBOSS integration.. when i deploy the archives
, thos
Sajith, jaikiran already answered your question. Did you read the wiki entry
he referenced?
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hi jaikiran ,
thanks for the reply , but i wanted to know why JBOSS always create a tmp
directory and deploys all the jars and wars in to that tmp directory ?
cant we customise that so that we can directly deploy our archives in to the
DEPLOY directory
Thanks in advance
Sajith
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anonymous wrote : when i deploy a .war file or a .jar file it is deployed into
a directory named "tmp" . i need to avoid that and need to deploy in an other
directory other than tmp.
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