JBoss Application Server cleanup Cache

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Like tomcat, JBoss is a javaweb application server or javaweb container.

Of course, the two are also different:

TomcatIs a JSP/servlet container
JBossIs the Jee container, jee includes JSP/servlet, JMS, EJB, JAX-WS, JAX-RS, CDI and so on.

Tomcat is fully open-source, and the open-source community maintains product updates.
JBoss has two versions: open-source and enterprise-oriented, which are supported by Red Hat. Generally, JBoss has been supported for 10 years and the product is continuously supported.

JBoss is a J2EE application server, while Tomcat is only a servlet container, or a simple J2EE application server.
The servlet container in JBoss is still tomcat.
Servlet containers similar to Tomcat include Jetty (Open Source), resin (Open Source ).......
Similar to JBoss, J2EE application servers include: glassfish (Open Source), Geronimo (Open Source), WebLogic (commercial), and WebSphere (commercial)

Take jboss5.1.0 as an example to clear the cached files and folders in JBoss:

1. G: \ jboss-5.1.0.GA-jdk6 \ jboss-5.1.0.GA \ Server \ Default \ TMP

2. G: \ jboss-5.1.0.GA-jdk6 \ jboss-5.1.0.GA \ Server \ Default \ work

In the TMP folder, the daily cache records are generated.

Clean up everything in these two folders, And the JBoss cache is cleaned up.

JBoss Application Server cleanup Cache