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In case you have multiple GV_HOME on your system in the same INSTALL_PATH that sharing the same JBoss 5.1.0 GA installation please leave the ''"Force deletion of"'' checkbox unselected.<br/> | In case you have multiple GV_HOME on your system in the same INSTALL_PATH that sharing the same JBoss 5.1.0 GA installation please leave the ''"Force deletion of"'' checkbox unselected.<br/> | ||
| − | Please note: The ''"Force deletion of"'' checkbox if selected will remove all the files and directories under your INSTALL_PATH. | + | Please note: The ''"Force deletion of"'' checkbox if selected will remove all the files and directories under your INSTALL_PATH.<br/> |
| − | ''If you have been installed {{GVESB}} using the [[Manual Installation]] | + | ''If you have been installed {{GVESB}} using the [[Manual Installation]] method you can simply remove the GV_HOME directory <br/>and JBOSS_HOME directory if you want remove jboss as well.'' |
Latest revision as of 22:04, 27 March 2012
To uninstall your GreenVulcano® ESB you can simply navigate through the Uninstaller directory located under your GV_HOME path and invoke:
java -jar GreenVulcano_Uninstaller.jar
In case you have multiple GV_HOME on your system in the same INSTALL_PATH that sharing the same JBoss 5.1.0 GA installation please leave the "Force deletion of" checkbox unselected.
Please note: The "Force deletion of" checkbox if selected will remove all the files and directories under your INSTALL_PATH.
If you have been installed GreenVulcano® ESB using the Manual Installation method you can simply remove the GV_HOME directory
and JBOSS_HOME directory if you want remove jboss as well.
