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    ittaiz
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    Riyad Kalla
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    Ronald Trask
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    If you go into the application server configuration->JBoss->Jboss 4.X->Launch there is a niffty feature create launch configuration. Upon clicking this you can enter all of the metadata about starting up JBoss, and even better you can use variables like ${env_var:JBOSS_HOME} to create your configuration! then after you are hapy with the launch configuration that you have created it gives you the option to save this configuration to a file. that can be shared by the team.

    The only problem is that after going through all of this effort, it does not appear that this feature is actually implemented, because the launch configuration is treated as an XML file, and there does not appear to be any way to get myeclipse / eclipse to pick up the configuration and work with it.

    Comments in the screens seem to indicate that you can add new launch configurations to the application servers, but I can’t figure out how to make this work, and attempting to follow links to the documentation leads to a broken link on your web site.

    Is this feature actually implemented, or is this just a red hering?

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    Riyad Kalla
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    ratrask,
    You mean on the last tab “Common” where you can setup the “Save as” value for the configuraiton?

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