Under the base directory of your jboss instance there will be /data and /tmp folders corresponding to ${jboss.server.data.dir} and ${jboss.server.tmp.dir} . These folders are created by jboss on first launch.
The loaded war is stored in a file named /data/content/ad/xxxxx/content , where xxxxx is the temporary name of the directory.
When JBoss is running, the exploded contents of your warfare will be in /tmp/vfs/temp/tempxxxxxxx/content-yyyyyyy , where xxxxxxx and yyyyyyy are random hexadecimal values.
These files are internal to JBoss. When JBoss is stopped, you can safely delete the /tmp folder, and the next time you start JBoss will relocate the war from the loaded contents of the /data file - this is controlled by the entry in your configuration.xml file.
If you accidentally delete the /data folder, then JBoss will not start. To fix this, you need to either launch your instance using the --admin-only switch, or redeploy the war, or carefully edit configuration.xml to remove the deployment, then launch JBoss and transfer your war using the console.
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