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Unable to link my Eclipse with Jbboss server 7.0.2

 
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Hi

I am unable to link my JBoss Server to eclipse (eclipse-jee-indigo-SR1-win32-x86_64).I got the error like... Missing classpath entry \your_server_root\appservers\jboss\bin\run.jar

I also unable to find run.jar file in Jboss..Please help me if any class path setting is necessary or not.

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Sumit
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Try installing the latest JBoss Tools, it knows how to configure JBoss AS 7.x as a server.
 
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I am a new programmer can you please elaborate the details and please forward the lnk of JBoss Tool .I have already downloaded the Jboss 7.0 but unable to link it to eclipse.
 
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If you are going to work with JBoss middleware, you will need to learn how to navigate the JBoss web site. Starting from http://www.jboss.org, hover your mouse over the Projects tab at the top of the page. That pops up a menu, move you mouse down the menu to Tools & Testing, which opens another menu, click on Tools in that menu. That takes you to the JBoss Tools home page. (Of course, you can also Google "JBoss Tools", but like i wrote, you need to learn to navigate the JBoss web site.)

There are two important links on Jboss Tools home page:
1) Download & Updates takes you to a page that tells you how to install JBoss Tools into Eclipse.
2) Documentation takes you to a page about documentation. If you click on References, there are directories for documentation specific to various versions of Tools. Click the latest GA link (e.g 3.2.1.GA). That takes you to a page containing links for the various documents. The documents are very good and extensive. The Tools developers do a good job documenting how the tools works and provide many examples to help you get started.
 
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