In JBoss, if you deploy Railo jars in server/servername/lib folder (basically if you do a global Railo install), then you would have have noticed that JSP pages stop working. It appears that a global install of Railo seems to overwrite the servlet that handles JSP pages. As a result, each time you try and access JSP pages in any other application that is running on the same JBoss instance, you get a message like:
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If you've been working with Railo on JBoss, I'm sure you'd have run into an issue where the class loader throws error when the JBoss instance is started. These errors are caused due to conflicts between classes that are being loaded up by different applications in the JBoss server instance.
Some have suggested removing a few jar files from the Railo lib folder to get around this issue. Some others have suggested putting all the Railo jar files in the server/servername/lib folder instead of the usual server/servername/railo.war/lib folder. While both approaches work in that Railo starts up without any errors, but both are a ways to get around the problem rather than actually addressing it.
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The twiddle utility that ships with JBoss is quite powerful. However, one has to struggle to find examples of how to use it.
After trying a bunch of things, here are examples of some of the command that were quite useful for me: