[Beginners Corner] - Installing JBoss as a Service
by ryanhornbeck
Sorry for the newbie question, guys, but I'm completely stumped. I've spent 4 days trying to find an answer, to no avail.
I've downloaded JBoss App Server 5.0.1, and need to install it as a service. I read the documentation for JBossNative, but it's written for 5.0. Here's what I need to know:
1. After extracting to the C: drive on my Windows Server (Win2k3), what do I do to get it installed as a service? Do I use a console to perform the "service.bat install" command? If I do, it says the service is installed, but when I look in my services, nothing named JBoss is there.
2. Do I use JBossNative? There's no instructions inside the .zip file.
3. When I extract the JBossNative files, do I replace the files already in the %JBOSS_HOME%\bin directory? When I do, then execute the "service.bat install", nothing happens (again).
I've got JDK installed, if it matters. I've defined the environmental variables, too.
I've got my hat in my hand, guys. Please save me from my stupidity.
Ryan
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[JBoss Tools (users)] - Re: Project MYPROJECT doesn't have KB nature.
by vrubezhny
Hi,
It's true, the Content Assistant was refactored. So, now it requires a new nature and a new builder to be specified in .project file of your project. When you create a new project these things are automatically placed there, but for 'old' projects that were imported into workspace (or if you're just using your old workspace) these changes are not performed.
So, please try to do the following changes on .project file of your project:
1. Add the following build command to the 'buildSpec' section of .project file:
| <buildSpec>
|
| <!-- [Leave unchanged the existing build commands here and add the following command...] -->
|
| <buildCommand>
| <name>org.jboss.tools.jst.web.kb.kbbuilder</name>
| <arguments>
| </arguments>
| </buildCommand>
| </buildSpec>
|
2. Add the following nature to the 'natures' section of .project file:
| <natures>
|
| <!-- [Leave unchanged the existing natures here and add the following nature...] -->
|
|
| <nature>org.jboss.tools.jst.web.kb.kbnature</nature>
|
| </natures>
|
Also, the CA requires the most of tag libraries (TLDs and schemas) to be present at classpath to allow the proposals generation. (But, please, try to perform two steps above first (because they are required to restore CA), then proceed with the libraries checking)
Hope this will help.
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