Where does glassfish save your class/project after deployment on Windows?

Question

I am using Glassfish3.1 on Windows XP. After deploy a web service project using Netbeans, it works fine. But when i go to

install-path\\glassfish-3.1\\glassfish\         


        

Answer 1

The location of your deployed project is dependent on the IDE you use. To detect the location. Do the following:

1. Launch your Glassfish or Payara server from this location: http://localhost:4848 or any other location of your configuration for glassfish or payara server.

2. Location the sidebar "Common Tasks"

3. Click on Applications. List of deployed application will drop down

4. Select you application from the list. Information about your app will display on the right hand side. Check for the Label "Location". e.g : Location:

file:/C:/Users/Abode/Documents/NetBeansProjects/ImageJavapoint/build/web/

Then you will find where your app is being deployed.

Answer 2

you can see path of application where it was deployed through glashfish admin console

eg.

http://localhost:4848/

or

http://yourhost_name:4848/

Common Tasks -> Applications -> you_application -> general -> Location:

Answer 3

Try going to install-path\glassfish-3.1\glassfish\domains\domain1\autodeploy

Answer 4

When you use netbeans, the default deployment dir is the build/web subdir of your netbeans project folder. E.g. when your project is called myProject, the deployment dir is myProject/build/web.

It's of course a bit irritating since it is usually outside the glassfish install dir. But you can configure your webapp to be based in any dir of your harddrive.

In general you can find the location of any of your glassfish webapps in the domain.xml file of your domain, e.g. glassfish/domains/domain1/config/domain.xml

Each webapp has an <application> element with an attribute location, e.g. for one of my projects:

<application context-root="/MyFirstWebService"
     location="file:/C:/.../NetBeansProjects/MyFirstWebService/build/web/" 
     directory-deployed="true" name="MyFirstWebService" object-type="user">