Installing new plugins in Eclipse is pretty simple just follow these steps:įrom the menu, choose Help | Install New Software. The next step will be installing the JBoss AS plugin, which is a part of the suite of plugins named JBoss tools. Once you have unzipped the file, you are done! Installing JBoss tools Note that just like JBoss AS, Eclipse does not have an installation process. We recommend you create a shortcut on the desktop to simplify the launching of Eclipse. In that folder, you will find the eclipse application (a big blue dot). Once you have unzipped the previously downloaded file, you will see a folder named eclipse.
The compressed package contains all the Java EE plugins already installed and requires about 210MB of disk space:
So, let’s move to the downloading page of Eclipse which is located at: HTTP://From there, download the latest Enterprise Edition (at the time of this writing, it’s version 3.7 and is also known as Indigo). Besides this, Eclipse is the first IDE that is compatible with the new application server. The development environment used in this tutorial is Eclipse known by Java developers worldwide and contains a huge set of plugins to expand its functionalities. For this reason, we will sometimes add examples that require a development environment to be executed.
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