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filter Used to list classes or packages. The format is a comma-separated list of packages or fully-qualified class names (for example: javax.servlet,javax.ejb).

Specifying Imports and Dependencies in Class Path setting.

moduleId A unique name identifying this module. This name can be passed on the server command line to activate this application when the server starts.

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application-name In the standard J2EE Management interface (JSR-77), an application will normally be identified by its configId. You can use this optional attribute to specify a different name for the application to use to identify itself and its children in the management interface. (This will be applied to all GBeans within the configuration, but the configuration GBean itself will still use the configId.) One way to use this is to deploy several database pool or JMS resource adapters in an EAR, but set the application-name to null to make all the resource adapters appear to be deployed at the top level of the server, making it easier to reference them from other applications.

inverseClassloading If it's set to true, the class loader for this application tries to load a class before checking whether the class is available from its parent class loader. If omitted or set to false, the normal (check parent first) class loader delegation behavior is used (for more detail

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