Installing jboss tools in Eclipse
Why Jboss Tools ?
In Eclipse IDE JBoss AS 5 is the most recent, supported version of JBoss Server. If you want to configure JBoss AS 6 or higher version in eclipse,You need an Eclipse server adapter and that's what JBoss Tools provides.JBoss Tools provides adapter for JBoss AS 6 and higher version of JBoss in Eclipse IDE.
Complete Steps for the installation of jboss Tools in Eclipse :
jboss tools installation is fairly simple, follow the steps mentioned bellow for the installation.
Step 1 :
Start Eclipse then click on Window->Preferences->Server->Runtime Environments and then click on Add Button.
Why Jboss Tools ?
In Eclipse IDE JBoss AS 5 is the most recent, supported version of JBoss Server. If you want to configure JBoss AS 6 or higher version in eclipse,You need an Eclipse server adapter and that's what JBoss Tools provides.JBoss Tools provides adapter for JBoss AS 6 and higher version of JBoss in Eclipse IDE.
Complete Steps for the installation of jboss Tools in Eclipse :
jboss tools installation is fairly simple, follow the steps mentioned bellow for the installation.
Step 1 :
Start Eclipse then click on Window->Preferences->Server->Runtime Environments and then click on Add Button.
Step 2 :
Select Jboss and Click on Download Additional Server Adapter Link.
Step 3 :
A new window will open in that select JBossAS Tools and click on Next.
Step 4 :
A new window will open in that Accept the Licence Agreement by selecting the check box and click on Finish Button.After Clicking on Finish button, Confirm the installation.
Step 5 :
If you get any warning message when installing,click OK to continue.
Step 6 :
This will take few minutes to install the tools and once done restart the Eclipse.
Step 7 :
Once JBoss Tools is installed, you will find JBoss AS 6 and latest servers available in the Servers view.
Right click in Servers area -> New -> Server.
Here you will see list of servers that can be created in the installed Eclipse version. You will find JBoss AS 6 or later under "JBoss Community" as shown below.
Now we have successfully installed "JBoss AS tools" in Eclipse IDE.
