If you are using JBoss IDE 2.x, you should watch the videos at:
http://docs.jboss.com/jbosside/jboss-as/NewAndNoteworthy/jbosside2.0.0.be...
A very big part of the development and deployment process has been upgraded from what is
documented in the 1.x tutorial.
Two basic differences:
To create a new project:
Choose File->New->Other...
In the New dialog, open the EJB node and select EJB Project, do not use the JBoss Eclipse
IDE node as described in the 1.x tutorial. When creating your session bean, use
'XDoclet Enterprise JavaBean' again, under the EJB node.
This approach exposes the new productivity features in 2.x that allow automatic generation
of interfaces, deployment descriptors, (and the EAR too!) without having to fill in
XDoclet tags or configure Xdoclet and Packaging as described in the 1.x tutorial.
To configure a server, right-click in the JBoss Server View, and select New->Server.
In the 'New Server' dialog make sure you open the 'JBoss Inc' (Not JBoss)
node, and choose 'JBoss AS 4.0'.
Early on, I mistakenly tried JBoss->Jbossv4.0 and found many of the 2.x features
crippled.
Watch the videos.
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