Add 4.29.0.Final to tools.jboss.org

Signed-off-by: Stephane Bouchet <[email protected]>
jbosstools · Nov 3, 2023 · 289c200 · 289c200
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diff --git a/blog/4.29.0.final.adoc b/blog/4.29.0.final.adoc
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 ==== Components Removal
 
-As planned and communicated in a previous blog article, the following components have been
-removed from the JBoss Tools distribution:
+As outlined and announced in a prior blog post, the subsequent components have been excluded from the latest JBoss Tools distribution:
 
 - WebServices
 - Batch
@@ -43,19 +42,19 @@ The Hibernate 5.3 runtime provider now incorporates Hibernate Core version 5.3.3
 
 ==== New Server view based on RSP
 
-A new view using RSP (Remote Server Protocol) as been added in JBossTools, called "RSP Servers View".
+In JBoss Tools, a fresh perspective has been introduced, known as the "RSP Servers View," which utilizes the Remote Server Protocol (RSP).
 
 image::/documentation/whatsnew/server/images/RSP_View_1.png[Empty RSP View at start]
 
-First, the server connector used to handle the servers needs to be started. Right click on any Server connector entry, and select "Start RSP".
+To begin, you must initiate the server connector responsible for managing the servers. Simply right-click on any entry for the Server connector, and choose the "Start RSP" option.
 
 The server connector is now starting and it's status will change to [STARTED].
 
 image::/documentation/whatsnew/server/images/RSP_View_2.png[Empty RSP View started]
 
 You can then choose between download a server or use a local server.
 
-Let's create a new server. Right click on the started Server connector and select "Download Server". Select any runtime on the list and click OK.
+Now, let's create a new server. Simply right-click on the active Server connector and select "Download Server." Choose any runtime from the list and confirm by clicking OK.
 
 image::/documentation/whatsnew/server/images/RSP_View_3.png[Selecting Wildfly server runtime]
 

diff --git a/documentation/whatsnew/server/server-news-4.29.0.Final.adoc b/documentation/whatsnew/server/server-news-4.29.0.Final.adoc
@@ -7,43 +7,43 @@
 
 == New Server view based on RSP
 
-A new view using RSP (Remote Server Protocol) as been added in JBossTools, called "RSP Servers View".
+In JBoss Tools, a fresh perspective has been introduced, known as the "RSP Servers View," which utilizes the Remote Server Protocol (RSP).
 
-image::images/RSP_View_1.png[Empty RSP View at start]
+image::/documentation/whatsnew/server/images/RSP_View_1.png[Empty RSP View at start]
 
-First, the server connector used to handle the servers needs to be started. Right click on any Server connector entry, and select "Start RSP".
+To begin, you must initiate the server connector responsible for managing the servers. Simply right-click on any entry for the Server connector, and choose the "Start RSP" option.
 
 The server connector is now starting and it's status will change to [STARTED].
 
-image::images/RSP_View_2.png[Empty RSP View started]
+image::/documentation/whatsnew/server/images/RSP_View_2.png[Empty RSP View started]
 
 You can then choose between download a server or use a local server.
 
-Let's create a new server. Right click on the started Server connector and select "Download Server". Select any runtime on the list and click OK.
+Now, let's create a new server. Simply right-click on the active Server connector and select "Download Server." Choose any runtime from the list and confirm by clicking OK.
 
-image::images/RSP_View_3.png[Selecting Wildfly server runtime]
+image::/documentation/whatsnew/server/images/RSP_View_3.png[Selecting Wildfly server runtime]
 
 Follow the dialog steps for additional parameters and  wait for the installation to finish. You can see a new entry on the server view with the selected server.
 
-image::images/RSP_View_4.png[Wildfly server runtime installed]
+image::/documentation/whatsnew/server/images/RSP_View_4.png[Wildfly server runtime installed]
 
 Now start the server runtime using "Start Server" context menu action. The console view opens and display any message from the server.
 
-image::images/RSP_View_5.png[Wildfly server runtime started]
+image::/documentation/whatsnew/server/images/RSP_View_5.png[Wildfly server runtime started]
 
 Now you can add any deployment to the server. This can be either a folder or a file, present on your local computer. For example, let's deploy a basic web application.
 
 Right click on the started server runtime and select "Add deployment". Then select a web archive to be added to the server.
 
-image::images/RSP_View_6.png[Adding a simple web application to the runtime]
+image::/documentation/whatsnew/server/images/RSP_View_6.png[Adding a simple web application to the runtime]
 
 It will automatically deploy the application and display any message in the console.
 
-image::images/RSP_View_7.png[Simple web application added to the runtime]
+image::/documentation/whatsnew/server/images/RSP_View_7.png[Simple web application added to the runtime]
 
 Now you can enjoy the application on your browser !
 
-image::images/RSP_View_8.png[Simple web application running]
+image::/documentation/whatsnew/server/images/RSP_View_8.png[Simple web application running]
 
 We are welcoming any suggestion to this new view, either on our JIRA/Github, or using our https://matrix.to/#/#redhat-developer_server-connector:gitter.im[gitter chatroom]