[jboss-user] [Beginners Corner] - Re: How to detect if JBoss is installed on a Windows

[jaikiran]

anonymous wrote :  If I unzip jboss I have default,, all, minimal ... so which one can I use as the actual configuration? 

The "default", "all" and "minimal" are shipped by JBoss by default. However, the end user can just rename them as they please. 

anonymous wrote : But how to detect the type (jboss.server.name): default (standalone), etc. 

A similar approach to look for specific files. For ex: the cluster configuration will have a cluster-service.xml file in the deploy folder of the server. This can give you an idea (though not a perfect solution) whether the existing installation has enabled the cluster service. 




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