I have been using JBossIDE for Eclipse 2.0.0.Beta2 for several months. I
noticed that the project is now JBoss Tools.
Should I still be using 2.0.0.Beta2 or should I switch to Eclipse 3.2.2 and
install the JBoss Tools plugins separately?
Is there a planned release of another JBoss IDE version?
While the following uses the JBoss Seam, it might serve as a template to get
you going. See:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=SeamEclipseHowto
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What I used to get going was the following:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=SeamEclipseHowto
I set up the registration example as indicated and got it working (tests,
deployed to JBoss) then incrementally changed it to my environment: Project
name, MySQL database, etc.
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When I run JBoss AS outside of the IDE, the memory size is as follows:
Free Memory: 183 MB
Max Memory: 493 MB
Total Memory: 296 MB
I understand how to configure this.
When I start JBoss via the IDE Server view, the memory size is as follows:
Free Memory: 25 MB
Max Memory: 63 MB
Total Memory: 63
I've fixed the problem. I've place the third party Trove.jar in the
../server/default/lib directory.
Daryl
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I am using a 3rd party API which uses Trove.jar.
My application to is deployed in an EAR to JBoss AS. The EAR contains the
version of the Trove.jar required by this 3rd party API. JBoss uses a
different version of the Trove.jar.
When I execute a method from the 3rd party API I get the followi
