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?
Thanks.
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?
Thanks.
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.
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