I didn't know you were looking at websocket/binary for your first test case. I changed it to be more comprehensive earlier today. Can you send another PR taking new files into account ?

Yes...I took it alphabetically. I will. With the changes in the pom files
is it ok or should I add comments? You prefer I focus ob specific part of
websockets first? Just woke up...I hope my commits aren't jet lagged :-)
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I didn't know you were looking at websocket/binary for your first test
case. I changed it to be more comprehensive earlier today. Can you send
another PR taking new files into account ?

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I have merge the changes you did...and yup more comprehensive coverage there. When you have the time send any comments you may have, good or bad are equally accepted.

Lets keep the indentation to 4 spaces to be consistent across the workspace.

Ok, that's probably coming from my Eclipse. The problem I faced downloading
the new Eclipse is that even if the naming of appserver is different by the
structure is the same. Wildfly isn't yet supported by Netbeans. I tried the
last 7.4 something. I am to long in the Eclipse...:) I will update my conf
files. If you have any config profile you like and you are using in
Netbeans I can import it in Eclipse. Currently I am using Eclipse Kepler.
You will be switching to Eclipse of stick with Netbeans?Take into account
that if you install the m2eclipse plugin for Eclipse you can have
multihierarchical projects in Eclipse also.On top support is added to that
by the jboss maven tools plugin. The only thing to take under
consideration, is that if you enable all the available jboss studio tools
in a custom eclipse...the damn thing becomes really slow...and now you can
unleash your fire about Eclipse :). Have a safe fly.Talk tomorrow again.

regards
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Lets keep the indentation to 4 spaces to be consistent across the
workspace.

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NetBeans lack of support for WildFly is really making me think about my loyalty to NetBeans. Eclipse with WildFly support is definitely high on my list, been also planning to try IntelliJ as well.

So you think Eclipse Kepler + m2eclipse is decent ? Any subset of JBoss Tools that is more useful than the full set ?

Arun,  I use JBDS with the integration tooling installed and it works great......but I've always hinted at moving towards intellij as  platform for jbds.  Intellij really rocks but for Wildfly jbds is tops

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NetBeans lack of support for WildFly is really making me think about my loyalty to NetBeans. Eclipse with WildFly support is definitely high on my list, been also planning to try IntelliJ as well.

So you think Eclipse Kepler + m2eclipse is decent ? Any subset of JBoss Tools that is more useful than the full set ?

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