I think that's not very reliable because a webapp running on glassfish
could set that property value to something else.
_raju
On Jul 26, 2008, at 4:07 PM, "Manfred Riem" <mriem_at_manorrock.org> wrote:
> Could you not look at the System properties?
>
> See your JVM Report to see what to look for. For GFv2 it is
>
> product.name = Sun Java System Application Server 9.1_02
>
> Let me know if that works ;)
> Manfred
>
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> All I care about is a class that I can sniff that tells me if I am
> running on Glassfish.
> One constraint I have is ... I dont want to instantiate any
> Glassfish related classes ... i just want to attempt a load. So if a
> class unique to glassfish can be loaded ... thats exactly what I
> want. I forgot to mention that my class located inside a jar in the
> domains/domain1/lib directory and I dont have access to the Servlet
> Context inside this class.
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