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How to change JBOSS location ?

shanmukhaprasads

How to change JBOSS location ? whenever i tried to execute .configure.sh it was pointing to old version of JBOSS.

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    The configure.sh script stores its configuration in the .configure file. It is in the same directory as the configure.sh script. Sine you are using Linux, you can do "ls -la" on command line. Open the file having name .configure in a text editor, you will find a property "jboss.path". Set it to the location of your choice. Note that files which have a name starting with "." (dot) are by default hidden in Linux/Unix. You can however find them with ls -la command.
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    The configure.sh script stores its configuration in the .configure file. It is in the same directory as the configure.sh script. Sine you are using Linux, you can do "ls -la" on command line. Open the file having name .configure in a text editor, you will find a property "jboss.path". Set it to the location of your choice. Note that files which have a name starting with "." (dot) are by default hidden in Linux/Unix. You can however find them with ls -la command.
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