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Click the Start Service toolbar button. After a few seconds the application server should be running. You

can confirm that JBoss is running by accessing http://localhost:8080 in your web browser. You

should see a webpage titled Welcome to JBoss/Tomcat.

You can also start JBoss in Terminal with the following command:

$ /Library/JBoss/3.2/bin/run.sh -c deploy-standalone

To get detailed information on JBoss activities, use the develop configuration. This is useful when you need

to make sure JBoss notices when you deploy or undeploy a module, or when you need to determine whether

exceptions are thrown as JBoss starts a deployed application. The develop configuration produces a detailed

log of JBoss activities. It is more useful when you launch the application server from the command line because

you see the results of actions immediately in the Terminal window from which you launch the application

server.

Configuring Your Application

The following sections teach you how to start the deployment tool and configure your application.

Starting the JBoss Deployment Tool

To start the deployment tool, double-click DeploymentTool.woa in /Library/JBoss/Applications or

enter the following command in Terminal:

$ /Library/JBoss/Applications/DeploymentTool.woa/DeploymentTool

After a moment, the Load Application window appears.

Note: Running the JBoss Deployment Tool requires a web browser that supports Frames and

Javascript. Some web browsers may need to have pop-up blocking disabled.

Loading Your Application

The Load Application window is where you specify the location of the application or component you want to

configure. Although the window is titled Load Application, you can also use the deployment tool to configure

EAR files, WAR files, and JAR files.

Configuring Applications

Configuring Your Application

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