JBoss recipe of the day
JBoss ships with 3 configurations:
 

• default: the standard jBoss standalone configuration
• all: same as standard but with Clustering enabled
• minimal: barebones JMX services

However you re not limited to the existing configurations: you can create a custom server configuration that suits your needs best.  
The easiest way to do it is starting from one existing configuration and adjust for your needs.
for example if you need a standard JBoss configuration but without JMS support, simply copy the "default" configuration and remove the "deploy/jms" folder which contains all the JMS related services.

The name of the new directory you created is the name of the server configuration.  You will need to pass the server configuration name to instruct JBoss to use the new configuration.  For example, if your new configuration directory is named "myconfig" then you would need to start JBoss using "run -c myconfig".

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