(Eclipse) Jboss never starts

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I’m having trouble trying to get Jboss to run on the Eclipse self. I installed Jbossastools, downloaded the latest version of Jboss, and did the standard installation procedure of new server in Eclipse (with the configuration file standalone-full). But when I give a start, the following messages are shown on the console:

22:01:45,321 INFORMAÇÕES [org.jboss.modules] JBoss Modules version 1.1.1.GA
22:01:45,556 INFO  [org.jboss.msc] JBoss MSC version 1.0.2.GA
22:01:45,603 INFO  [org.jboss.as] JBAS015899: JBoss AS 7.1.1.Final "Brontes" starting

And then the server is eternally in the "Starting" state without ever actually being started.

My Operating System is Windows 8.1. What should I do?

java eclipse server jboss standalone

  • Is running with java 8?

  • Yes, I’m with Java 1.8

  • Blz, it doesn’t work in java 8, I’ll include an answer for you.

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The version you are using (JBoss AS 7.1.1.Final) does not run in Java 8, actually none of the community, is a known issue for a while. See this excerpt from this thread, commented by one of the developers:

Yes it is normal.

There have been some changes in JDK8 that Prevent AS7 and Current version of EAP6 to start under JDK8.

We have Many JDK8 Related fixes in Wildfly so I would recommend you to use that. As for EAP Goes, the start up on JDK8 is Fixed in Upcoming 6.2 release.

So in short, I would be more then Welcome if people would test Wildfly on JDK8 as we are Working on making Whole testsuite pass on it.

In short, there are some changes to JDK8 that prevent AS 7 from running and older versions of EAP 6 from running on JDK8.

So you can follow one of the following procedures:

  • run in java 7
  • use Wildfly (recommend this if you do not want to install another JRE)
  • use Jboss EAP 6.4

  • Thank you for the answer! Is this Wildfly an alternative to Jboss, or an add-on? I am making a booklet of K!9 and I am afraid to use another server that is not specified...

  • Let’s say the Wildfly is the Jboss AS 8 (so much so that the Wildfly has already started from version 8), that is, it is still being developed by Jboss/Redhat, but with support for the latest specifications and other improvements, such as performance. EAP is the commercially supported version. It is unlikely that what is in the Apostille will work in Wildfly, but if you prefer you can install java 7.

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