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Vineet Reynolds <vineet.reynolds at gmail.com> wrote, in response to jim2:

You'll need JBoss Developer Studio / JBoss Tools to get the palette. JBDS can be obtained from here: https://devstudio.jboss.com/download/7.x.html - it bundles Eclipse and a set of plugins you'll need in this tutorial. You could also install the plugins into an existing Eclipse installation via JBoss Tools - https://www.jboss.org/tools/

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jim2 wrote:

I have downloaded the ticket-monster quick start.  I am using java 1.7.2, eclipse Juno, and JBoss 1.7 CA.  I tried the HTML5 part on the first page of the tutorial.  I don't see a JQuery widget palette and haven't found any information (that works) on how to make it appear.  Any ideas?

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