Special string in the deployment path when deploy a war file

Hi,
When I deploy a war file on a managed server using admin console, it always creates a special string as the sub-directory name. For example, the generated path is:
$ORACLE_MIDDLEWARE_HOME/user_projects/domains/base_domain/servers/MyManagedServer/tmp/_WL_user/MyDeploymentName/4e5qtq/.
Where is "4e5qtq" come from? Where to define? Can I give it a fixed name?
Thanks,
Richard

It's an internally generated identifier, you can't change or control it in any manner AFAIK.
Can you help me understand why it's important that you be able to control it, or even predict it?
-steve-

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