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Identify a Fuse Web Application
Is there a way to identify if a web application archive (war) file deployed on a web server is a Fuse based application?
My initial guess was to scan through the exploded war files' WEB-INF/lib folder and search for jar files that contain the name *fuse*.
Is this is good solution or is there a better one?
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Thank you Vikas for the input.
I tried using the jar command combined with grep to list different dependencies/libraries that are packaged in the war file.
jar tf <war-filename> | grep [camel|fuse|redhat] | wc -l
# of libraries found:
camel - 47, fuse - 57, redhat - 102
The question the client is asking is - Is there a specific library that is baked into the war file that uniquely identifies it as a fuse application? For e.g. if there are multiple war files deployed in a servlet container (like tomcat or eap), How can the client identify which war files deployed are fuse applications and which are not?
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There is no specific dependency which identify it as Fuse application. It always depends on the dependencies you have used in your application. e.g. - if you're using apache camel, so to check camel-* related dependencies.