Hi,
Are there standard directory locations for the following types of files
which are normally deployed to a J2EE container:
- EAR and WAR files
- XML datasource files
By default, containers like JBoss look inside their own directory
structure (e.g. /opt/jboss/server/default/deploy) - however, they can be
configured to look in a central location (e.g. /usr/share/java/deploy
perhaps). This would enable WAR files and EAR files to be packaged
without worrying about whether the user will install Jonas, JBoss,
Tomcat or something else.
I've looked in the Debian Java FAQ (EJB and Servlet sections) and also
the Wiki (link below) and couldn't find an existing answer to this question.
http://wiki.debian.org/FileSetsAndLocations
Also, defining such a directory would probably mean we need to define
some dependencies, such as `j2ee-war-container', and
`j2ee-ejb-container'. These dependencies would be satisfied by packages
such as Tomcat, and could be used to ensure that two conflicting
containers were not installed.
Regards,
Daniel
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