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deploy Jboss must to create an application directory?

 
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Hi I did the deploy on jboss, but I have a question, when I put de .war file on deploy directory, does jboss must to create an application directory?
For example my application portalbanco.war, when I start up jboss I can see my application on browser but any directory is created on the deploy directory, a friend told me the Jboss must to create an applicaction directory, is it true?
 
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You can deploy your application either as an archive or as an exploded folder. JBoss will maintain these applications as folders in %JBOSS_HOME%/server/default/work/jboss.web/localhost folder. But all this is internal to JBoss and the user doesnt have to worry. As long as your application is a valid archive or in the correct Exploded Format, JBoss will deploy it for you.
 
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