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Our J2EE Application is deployed to JBoss and sometimes to OC4J . Can I know which one is being used? I hope there is a method returning the container information on runtime.
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System.getProperty("jboss.home.dir")Simplest thing I can think of is to look through the system properties at runtime, since both servers are almost certainly going to define their own. For example, JBoss 4 defines the
jboss.server.dirsystem property. Check to see if that property exists, and if it does, then you can assume you're running under that server. OC4J will have something similar.Alternatively, try reflectively loading a class that is part of the server's infrastructure (e.g.
org.jboss.Versionin JBoss 4). If it exists, you know what server you're on.You can find this out by
ServletContext#getServerInfo().Most likely JMX is what you are going to need to use. Both containers likely expose details about themselves as MBeans. Here is some Oracle documentation on JMX and JBoss documentation.