How to “hot” deploy war dependency in Jboss using Jboss Tools Eclipse plugin?

For that to happen you need your jar to be a dependent utility jar so when the packaging via web tools happens it will package the jar changes too.

For that to happen you need your jar to be a dependent utility jar so when the packaging via web tools happens it will package the jar changes too. If that is not enough flexibility for you then consider using the Project Archives functionality of JBoss Tools which allows you to define the dependencies as you want it. P.s.

Using solutions like JavaRebel does not help if the problem is about getting the proper files copied.

Use JavaRebel. They use Java Instrumentation API (javaagent) to reload classes when they change on the file system.

– Gennady Shumakher Mar 18 '09 at 15:58 Yes, JavaRebel is commercial. If it's the proper tool for the problem and within budget, he should try it. I don't use it, because restarting Tomcat is fast enough for me :) – mhaller Apr 3 '09 at 18:57.

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