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Hi Kurt,

i=92m now working with jboss app server since 2000 (something 2.4 )

till now it was never possible to UPGRADE an existing version ! you =
always had to reinstall completely=20
with the new configuration file standalone.xml for example it=92s better =
/ or not=20
but there are too many references inside jboss to handle ALL this parts =
(some things are referenced indirect from jboss.home.dir, but not via =
variable)

i think as it is now its ok (maximums is to patch some files or jars but =
new release of jboss will not contain things like this=85 )

my opinion is Alexander did very good work / touched files will not be =
deleted all other things must be handled manual=85

br horst


On 08 May 2014, at 17:11, Kurt Jaeger <lists@opsec.eu> wrote:

> Hi!
>=20
> The problem I'm thinking about is that the port after startup
> writes all over it's install directory, which makes it difficult
> to deinstall and/or upgrade.
>=20
> I would prefer to seperate the programs from the user-supplied
> or temporary data or logs so that a port deinstall/reinstall or
> upgrade does not interfere with the data.
>=20
> Alexander told me that with 8.0.0 that's difficult to achieve,
> and maybe we accept this for now. Still thinking...
>=20
> --=20
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