So above we have new Jboss management user, where username is javaserver and the password server. * hit enter for Realm to use default, then provide a username and password We select a, next you should see the following message: Enter the details of the new user to add.

$ cd /usr/share/jboss-as-7.1.1.Final/binĪfter issuing above command you will see the following messages : What type of user do you wish to add?Ī) Management User (mgmt-users.properties)ī) Application User (application-users.properties) The final step is to create a JBoss management user, which is necessary to access JBoss Management console.

Now switch user to newly created user javaserver: $ su javaserverĪdd new user for the JBoss management console : $ sudo chown -fR jboss.jboss /usr/share/jboss-as-7.1.1.Final/ To change the ownership of the JBoss installation directory issue follwing command : Now we have new user so we will give this user to ownership of the JBoss installation directory. You can choose any name for new user.Ĭhange ownership of the installation directory: Here we created a new user called javaserver. It is a not a good idea to use JBoss with a root user, so we create a new user. Alternatively you can choose any directory location to install JBoss.Īfter successfully installation of JBoss application server, we need to create a user with appropriate privilege. This command will install the JBoss application server to the directory /usr/share/. Or you can download it from JBoss site page.Īfter successfully downloaded the Jboss now unzip the downloaded file in appropriate directory.To unzip the downloaded Jboss file issue the following command : $ sudo unzip jboss-as-7.1.1.Final.zip -d /usr/share/ To download the Jboss issue the following command : $ wget Here we are going to install java version 7. If you get error message '-bash: java: command not found', that means java is not installed.įor the latest Jboss server we can take the JDK version above then 6. The command will show you the java version which is installed in your system. Step 4: Start the JBoss server and verify that the server has started properlyįirst check that you have JDK installed in your system or not.To check your java installation and version you can run following command : $ java -version Step 3: Create the appropriate user for the Jboss Step 1: Java installation and verification To install Jboss we will follow the following steps : Jboss is a powerful open source java application server developed by RedHat. This article will describe that how to install Jboss application server on Ubuntu.

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