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There seems to also exist second type of Twiddle launch property:

_CURRENT_STATE_ 5
_TIME_ 120000
_ARGS_ -s localhost:1099 - a jmx/rmi/RKIAdaptor get "jboss.system:type=Server" Started
23:47:10, 968 ERROR [Twiddle]Exec failed java.lang.SecurityException: Failed to authenticate principal=null, securityDomain=jmx-console at org.jboss.jmx.connector.invoker.AuthenticationInterceptor.invoke(AuthenticationInterce ....

What I think is happening is that twiddle is trying to see if the server is up, but it's not authenticated to. Do you have your jboss password protected? If yes, then the twiddle arguments probably need to be changed, however I'm not sure if the version you have has a twiddle tab in the server launch configuration or not.

I am using JBoss Eclipse IDE 2.0.0.Beta1. I can't find twiddle tab from Window => Prefereces.

My jboss username and password are the same as my Windows username and password.

The twiddle tab wouldn't be under window -> preferences. It would be under your server configuration.

To find your server launch configuration, double click your server in the view to open the editor, and then click on the launch configuration hyperlink. There may or may not be a twiddle tab there for you. If there isn't you'll just have to wait for the next release.

I can't find anything about twiddle in the "Edit launch configuration properties" window. I seems to be best to wait for the next release.
Thanks, Rob !

You can set Window => Preferences => JBoss Eclipse IDE =>JBoss servers => Start timeout to 60 000 and Upon timeout: Set server State to "Started".

This works also.

I wonder, if you have defined your server successfully.

This happens by opening first the JBoss Server View

Windows => Show view => Other.. => Server = JBoss Server View

Then by right-clicking Jboss Server View => New => Server => Server window with name and home directory information

When you have done this, you should have symbol of the defined server in

Window => Preferences => JBoss Eclipse IDE => JBoss Servers

But if you can´t find JBoss Servers line after this process, then may be some other problem in your system

My impression is he might be using the alpha release instead of the beta1. I'm not sure if I remember it 100%, but the alpha release may or may not include a similar preference page under Window -> Preferences -> Servers -> JBoss Servers.

Again, not sure here.

I had the same problem. I had originally installed JBoss 4.0.4GA using the "Run Installer" option, and chose to secure the admin console.

I removed JBoss, downloaded the zip and did a simple unzip to reinstall. (Did not set up any security) I was able to start the server and deploy EAR files by right-clicking the EAR file and choosing RunAs->Run On Server.

Although I have been able to start the server in debug mode, I have not been able to deploy using DebugAs->Debug On Server

"mwr0707" wrote:
Although I have been able to start the server in debug mode, I have not been able to deploy using DebugAs->Debug On Server

The other way to do it is to right-click on the server and select Add/Remove Projects, then add the EJB project.

As a followup...

From your earlier suggestion, I now presume that <Add and Remove Projects...> then remove project from configured list would be the "IDE way" to undeploy. I tried that and the console did show an undeploy.

So I'm thinking I can also use this as an alternative way to deploy, but... the next time I choose <Add and Remove Projects...>, I get the message "There are no projects than can be added or removed from the server"

DebugAs->Debug on Server still works though, and then, of course, <Add and Remove Projects...> shows the configured EAR file again.