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I downloaded an eclipselink example project and it has a “Sever Library[JBoss v5.0](unbound)” in the Java Build Path.
I have configured a JBoss 5 sever under MyEclipse and initial testing seems to be going fairly well — I am able to deploy and debug a web project, JPA / eclipselink is not working yet.
My question is I added jboss jars e.g. jboss-javaee.jar to the build path and the compile errors went away. But it would be nice if I could add something called a JBoss Server Library or something like that, similar to how you do with a JRE. Is there a way to do / create this? Or do I just have to hunt down the imports and add them manually each time as External Jars?
Sorry if this has been asked before. I found some similar threads but nothing specifically asking this.
I do believe that combining https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/problem-starting-application-deployed-to-jboss-5-1-ga/ and the example from eclipselink I will ultimately be able to get this all working.
ethutch,
Apologies for the delay.
You can create user libraries by going to Window->Preferences->Java->Build Path->User Libraries. Just add a new library name, select it and then add jars. To add a user library to a project build path, right click on the project and go to Build Path->Add Libraries, then select User Library, click next then select the user library you need (click in the selection box) and click Finish.
I hope you’ve got it all working now.
