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I'd like to run different projects on a single JBoss AS in IntelliJ IDEA (different projects, not different modules). All the projects should support hot deployment.

I know how to do that in Eclipse, but I've got no idea of how to do it in IntelliJ IDEA. Is this even possible?

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I work around this by adding Maven Projects to my window (Maven Projects tab -> (+) Add Maven Project). My projects don't share anything, they have their own modules and their own artifacts. While editing configuration for my jboss, clicking Deployment -> Add, all the web modules from all my projects show up and I can add them one by one. Hopefully you can do the same.

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IntelliJ IDEA module is the same as Eclipse project, see the FAQ. Having multiple modules in one IDEA project allows you to deploy several modules at the same time to the same server.

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  • These projects don't have anything in common (like for example a Maven parent project). And according to the FAQ _There's no exact equivalent to Eclipse's workspace that contains all your work, but you can open multiple projects in multiple frames at the same time._ –  Dec 28 '11 at 07:20
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    Yes, that is true. You may try remote JBoss configuration to deploy different projects to a single server. – CrazyCoder Dec 28 '11 at 13:23