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Clarification on jboss runtime environment.

 
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Please help to clarify below doubts in jBoss server.

I have created a jboss server runtime in Eclipse.

In the attached screenshot,  you can see the jBoss runtime environment.

Some jar files are mapped to jboss runtime environment from modules folder, how the jBoss know that it has to consider only these jar files from the pool of jars.

Will these jar files will be configured in any xml file, if yes what is the path and name of the file.

Can I add a new jar to this jBoos runtime environment.
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how the jBoss know that it has to consider only these jar files from the pool of jars.


The jars are added by the IDE. Searching for jar files under the modules directory.

Can I add a new jar to this jBoos runtime environment.



Trying to add additional jars to the application server is only if you intend that jar be available for all deployed applications. It is for advanced use. For setting up database driver libraries etc. See the documentation for Add an Explicit Module Dependency to a Deployment.
 https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/jboss_enterprise_application_platform/6/html/development_guide/add_an_explicit_module_dependency_to_a_deployment1.


Alternatively bundle additional dependencies with your application in the War or Ear archive.
 
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Thanks a lot Jeremy Whiting.
 
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