When I try to create a WTP adaptor for SOA-P 4.3 using JBoss 4.2 Runtime type, get a warning message: "The home directory does not exist, is missing key files, or is of the incorrect version", so I changed the runtime type to JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 4.3 and set runtime home directory to a JBoss SOA-P 4.3, it works, then I apply the runtime library to a project, it shows **JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 4.3 Runtime[...]* *in the project's Libraries list. Are SOA-P and EAP the same thing? if I understand correctly, EAP is not the same as SOA-P, since the EAP does not contain ESB runtime but SOA-P does, right? if so, users might be confused when using EAP and SOA-P in JBoss Tools. I ask this because I am in the situation when try to create some out of the box ESB project examples, I want to set the SOA-P classpath container to the projects classpath, so they can work with ESB runtime support, users just need create a JBoss SOA-P runtime with the same name specified in project examples in their workspace after they import the project examples, but for now, there is not a separate server runtime type for JBoss SOA-P, if using EAP runtime, users might create a EAP runtime and can't make it works, users would be depressed. Denny