ovjbosspath.ovpl — script to determine where jboss is installed
ovjbosspath.ovpl is a command used by scripts to determine where jboss is used.
jboss is the underlying application architecture used by ovjboss.
Although ovjboss knows where jboss resides, jboss requires that certain program files
(jar files) be located in underlying directories of jboss.
Because other Java applications require access to these files,
this provides a standard method for retrieving the base directory path.
ovjbosspath.ovpl is used to eliminate hard-coded paths in other applications.
On Windows with the installation in the directory C:\Program Files(x86)\HP OpenView,
running C:\Program Files(x86)\HP OpenView\bin\ovjbosspath.ovpl returns the following:
C:/Program Files(x86)/HP OpenView/NNM
This enables other applications to find jar files that exist under this directory structure, such as the following:
C:/Program Files(x86)/HP OpenView/NNM/lib/nms-licensing-api.jar