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Had the same problem but solved it by installing ssh and vnc on the server (Ubuntu Lucid) :
set vnc password with
started it with
set a tunnel on my client (Mac OSX 10.6] in terminal
Then I used JollysFastVNC client to connect to server on port 5901 and Bob's your mother's brother
Apparently it can be done by installing an X11 server and then using ssh -x to connect but didn't need to try that.
(Information above thanks to various very helpful contributors on the internet)
As an aside JBoss tries to kick off on port 8080 so if you're already running tomcat (for say TAC) then it won't start. You need to read the wiki which has a good section on this....
Also just discovered it needs to run in background unless you want the server to stop when you log out of terminal
sudo apt-get install openssh-server openssh-client vnc4server xinetd vnviewer
set vnc password with
sudo vncpasswd ~/.vncpasswd
started it with
vnc4server :1 -geometry 1024x768
set a tunnel on my client (Mac OSX 10.6] in terminal
ssh -L 5901:localhost:5901 {user}@{my server ip or name}
Then I used JollysFastVNC client to connect to server on port 5901 and Bob's your mother's brother
Apparently it can be done by installing an X11 server and then using ssh -x to connect but didn't need to try that.
(Information above thanks to various very helpful contributors on the internet)
As an aside JBoss tries to kick off on port 8080 so if you're already running tomcat (for say TAC) then it won't start. You need to read the wiki which has a good section on this....
Also just discovered it needs to run in background unless you want the server to stop when you log out of terminal
sudo nohup ./run.sh &