This page describes a JBoss application server running on port 8080. This is used by COSC students who have an account on triton.towson.edu.

JBOSS At Work
Examples index (unzipped on Triton)
/jboss/jbossatwork-1.0.2/

Manage Your JBoss application -- Requires login

http://triton.towson.edu:8080 -- JBoss Server main page

Students should use the Eclipse IDE to develop JBoss applications. The documentation is found in the JBoss IDE Docs

Recommended Books

Java Enterprise In A Nutshell, 3rd Ed. By Farley and Davis; ISBN 0596101422
O'Reilly, 2006

Boss at Work By Marrs and Davis; ISBN 0596007345
O'Reilly, 2006

How to use JBoss in COSC Lab room 305

1. open a command window and type: set-jboss
2. to start the server type: jbrun
3. to shutdown the server type: jbshutdown
4. to deploy a war or ear, copy to $JBOSS_HOME\server\default
5. to discover the value of $JBOSS_HOME type: echo %JBOSS_HOME%

Announcement Nov 16, 2006

To run, open the desktop "Cmd" prompt and enter:

$ jbosside

How to get an account on the triton JBOSS server

1. using SSH, login to triton command prompt
2. run this command:
   % ~schmitt/bin/jbosspasswd
   Reset your password? Y
   Your new jboss manager password: (type your new password)
3. The encrypted password is saved in the file ~/.passwd
4. Your JBOSS directory needs to be created. Send me an email requesting this, since there is currently not a way to do this automatically.