[miller786]

I have added a JBoss 4 server runtime pointing to my local jboss installation, then I tried to add the server runtime to the classpath (properties -> Java Build Path -> Add library-> Server runtime -> the list in the following dialog is empty
How can I add the jboss 4 runtime to the classpath? Is this a bug?
Cheers,
KM

[Riyad Kalla]

KM,
I think you are confusing MyEclipse and WTP here. We don’t define server runtimes in MyEclipse, but you application server connectors you configure under Window > Prefs > MyEclipse > App Servers

Maybe I am misunderstanding you?

[miller786]

The jboss 4 app server connector is configured correctly and the jboss 4 runtime appears on the Servers view in myeclipse. However if you follow the instructions in my original post you will see that you cant add a jboss 4 runtime (which you have configured for your project already) to your classpath. This looks like a bug to me.
Cheers,
KM

[Riyad Kalla]

KM,
Not sure how else to state this other than you are confusing a WTP construct with MyEclipse.

There are no “Server Runtimes” in MyEclipse, that is from WTP. There are “Server Connectors” in MyEclipse, and they are accessible from Window > Prefs > MyEclipse > App Server. These connectors cannot be added to any build path.

The Build Path > Library > Server Runtime entry is contributed by the WTP plugin set, not MyEclipse.

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