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1. Finding paths for packaged non-java files at runtime    stackoverflow.com

So this might be a stupid question but... I want to package a specific WSDL file in with an EJB project within eclipse. What would be the best way to refer to ...

2. Eclipse JBoss Plugin has wrong PATH to JBoss Home Dir    stackoverflow.com

Basically, I installed the JBoss plugin, then moved my JBoss install directory and changed my Windows environment variable to the new, correct path. However, Eclipse seems to still have the old ...

3. JBoss Tools 3.2 with eclipse 3.6.1 Deployment Assembly does not deploy jars/libs except build path entries    stackoverflow.com

So I'm having a Web App project. I referenced all projects I need in this web app in the Deployment Assembly configuration (the thing they earlier used to call J2EE Module ...

4. Deploying ColdFusion in JBoss -- getting the right root path    stackoverflow.com

We're deploying multiple ColdFusion 9 instances (one per virtual host) on a JBoss server and I'm having trouble getting the correct path back from ColdFusion's internal functions. Specifically, the context seems ...

5. MyClass.class.getResource("MyClass.class").getPath() returns different paths in JBoss 4.2.3 and JBoss 5.1.0    stackoverflow.com

In one of my libraries (say abc.jar), I have a class MyClass.class. As I need to understand at run-time which directory the abc.jar file is present in, the following logic has ...

6. Problem in getting real path in JBoss Application server    bytes.com

I worked around that problem by creating a directory (if it doesn't automatically exist) at the servlet's start up. A "filePointer.mkdirs()" seemed to take care of that just fine. The same ...

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