Hi, Todd.
It's quite possible that a more recent build of GlassFish would not have
this problem. We've done quite a bit to help with this general problem
of locked files and directories, especially on Windows. (See this blog
entry <
http://blogs.sun.com/quinn/entry/addressing_locked_jar_problems>
for more information.)
I don't know if you are able or willing to use a more recent GlassFish
version routinely. At least as an experiment if you could download a
recent build of GlassFish V2 (which will be used in Sun Java System
Application Server 9.1) and do the same things that cause the problem
with 9.0_01 we could at least find out if the same problem exists with
the newer build.
Thanks.
- Tim