[jboss-user] [Installation, Configuration & Deployment] - Re: /client vs /lib

[PeterJ]

Do not place your jars in the client directory.  Instead, include the necessary jar files from the client directory in your client's classpath. Yes, that means if the client is on a remote machine that you must copy the client directory (or just the jars you need) to that machine. Thus, the client directory is mainly a repository of jar files that clients might use.

Regarding lib vs server/xxx/lib, the files in lib are needed to bootstrap the app server, and the files in server/xxx/lib are what is required to run the various services provided by the server. Compare, for example, the list of jars in server/minimal/lib with the ones in server/default/lib (you can do this only if you downloaded the binary zip file, not if you used the installer jar file, though with the later I supposed you could install a minimal server).

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