Hi .

I am using Linux as my Jboss running plat. So I don't think there have too many 
difference between Windows and Linux for Jboss. Don't forget Jboss is a Java 
program. :)

1. you don't have to be a root to run you Jboss server.
2. just copy Jboss to a folder. and change to /jboss/bin folder and execute 
run.sh script. your Jboss will begin working.
3. If you want to monitor log. you can use "tail -f logname".  to monitor log 
file. also you see same information in shell window after you execute run.sh 
(see 2.).



I remenber in Jboss install readme describes how to install Jboss on Linux. or 
you can search by Google. for some detail.

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