java - Finding GlassFish sub component versions -

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how (best) find glassfish sub component versions, e.g. cdi (weld)?

i know @ webapp startup versions displayed, i'm looking reliable listing on page:

https://glassfish.java.net/downloads/3.1.2.2-final.html

this version has hundreds of bug fixes updated versions many of sub-components: jersey 1.11, grizzly 1.9.46, weld 1.1.4.final, eclipselink 2.3.2, mojarra (jsf) 2.1.6, metro 2.2, osgi core 4.3.0, javadb 10.8.1.2, openmq 4.5.2 , more.

...where overview doesn't seem reliable @ all, since i've upgraded 3.1.2.2 , weld version displayed is

[org.jboss.weld.bootstrap.weldbootstrap] (1) weld-000900 1.1.8 (final)

even though release notes list weld 1.1.4. (i've asked person responsible our project setup: has never upgraded weld version. weren't able determine location of library in gf 3 :-) ... )

so, there reliable way find sub component versions (also sub components don't log version on startup)? mentioned, i/we couldn't find respective jars ourselves...

thanks

glassfish provides command line tool "pkg". set directory glassfish_home , type "pkg list" concise list , "pkg info" more details.

if use maven can follow dependancies , more details repository. sure ant , other have similar options.

if want make changes apps upgrade server by: stop domains, replace jar files in %glassfish_home%\glassfish\modules. might need delete osgi cache in each domain deleting sub folders. restart domains.

finding right files each component cumbersome points in right direction.


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