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This worked fine.<br />
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Thanks
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I am installing JBoss 7 in windows machine.<br />
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now I want to set JBOSS_HOME.<br />
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however I don't want to set it as windows environment variable . &nbsp;Is it possible to set jboss_home inside Jboss 7 &nbsp;installation folder ( may be in a property file or something like that &nbsp;and access from there ) ? how ?<br />
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N.B: ( there is already a jboss_home for jboss 5 &nbsp; as windows environment variable...which I dont want to remove)<br />
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also I want to change jboss default 8080 port to 8095 port . how ?
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I am installing JBoss 7 in windows machine.

now I want to set JBOSS_HOME.

however I don't want to set it as windows environment variable .  Is it possible to set jboss_home inside Jboss 7  installation folder ( may be in a property file or something like that  and access from there ) ? how ?

N.B: ( there is already a jboss_home for jboss 5   as windows environment variable...which I dont want to remove)


also I want to change jboss default 8080 port to 8095 port . how ?

How to set Jboss_home in windows ?

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