jboss-tools

I want to simulate 2 servers by running 2 independent instances of Wildfly. This is useful when you don't want to deploy all WARs on the same instance and then only be able to shut them down and start them together. I'm using Eclipse with the JBoss plugin where in the Servers view I want to have 2 Wildfly servers that I can stop and run separately and simultaneously. How do I do that? It's possible to duplicate your Wildfly installation folder, but that takes up more space and you would need to update both for every change. Instead it's possible to share the root folder and just create 2

I have an Eclipse project that is dependent on other projects (Project Properties/Java Build Path/Projects), and these other projects export their own libraries (Project Properties/Java Build Path/Order and Export). Is there a way to get Eclipse WTP and/or JBoss Tools to include the dependent project's exported files in a deployment? I can add the jars individually via the Deployment Assembly but I don't want to duplicate the configuration. We currently use MyEclipse for this but we're trying to get away from it for other reasons. Craig Let's say your projects are called "util" for the one

I'm using Jboss tools (3.0.0 alpha, on Eclipse 3.4) to hot deploy my war on Jboss 4.2.3. My war depends on another project (packed inside a jar) I 'm working on. But, when I save a file in this project(the jar project), Jboss Tools republish the compiled classes of the war project, but does not re deploy the classes changed in the jar project.(actually the war project is deployed "exploded" in the deploy directory, but the jar project is deployed, as a jar, in the WEB-INF/libs directory) I would like eclipse and JBoss tools to republish the classes from the jar project, like they do for the