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I downloaded jboss 4.2.2 and can't find under the deploy namin.sar and security.sar. where can I find them?
 
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Steve,

What are those sars for? I don't remember seeing them in any of the JBoss versions.

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one for JNDI and the other for security, I'm upgrading to JBOSS.4.2.2 from JBOSS.4.0.5
 
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Sorry about the confusion...I was looking at a custom JBOSS image.
 
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