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Could not initialise deployment for jboss-service.xml &nbsp;in all jboss server modules.<br />
due to this we are unable to see home page of jboss using <a href="http://localhost:8080" rel="ugc">http://localhost:8080</a>&nbsp;.<br />
we tried changing ports from 8080 to some other port.but no results.<br />
please find attachment for detail error from server.log of jboss Application server.
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Could not initialise deployment for jboss-service.xml  in all jboss server modules.
due to this we are unable to see home page of jboss using http://localhost:8080 .
we tried changing ports from 8080 to some other port.but no results.
please find attachment for detail error from server.log of jboss Application server.

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