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1. Once you have all the #Prerequisites installed, launch Eclipse from <Eclipse_Home>/eclipse.
2. By default Eclipse will be launched with Java EE perspective.
3. Select the servers tab as shown in the figure and select New->Server.
   
   
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4. On the next screen select Download Additional Server Adapters as shown in the figure.
   
   
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5. Select Geronimo V2.1 Server Adapter v2.1.7 adapter and select Next.
   
   
   
   
6. Accept the license agreement and select Finish.
   
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7. Next screen will ask for confirmation. Select OK. Once done Geronimo V2.1.7 server adapter will be downloaded and installed.
   
   
   
   
8. During the installation, a Selection Needed window will pop up. Click the box of the certification that you trust and select OK to continue the installation
   
   
   
   
9. Once the adapter is installed you will be prompted to restart the server. Select Restart Now.
   
   
   

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1. Select Help->About Eclipse Platform.
   
   
   
   
2. Select Installation Details.
   
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3. On the next screen, select Geronimo v2.1 Server Adapter v2.1.7 and then Uninstall...
   
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4. An Uninstall window pops up displaying the details of the Geronimo v2.1 Server Adapter. Review the information and select Finish.
   
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5. Uninstallation starts and will take a few minutes. A progress window will display the jars being uninstalledAn Uninstalling Software window displays the uninstallation progress.
   
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6. Once GEP is uninstalled you will be prompted to restart. Select Restart Now.
   
   GEP may be uninstalled in a similar manner in which it was installed.

   Note
   Uninstall does not work well on Ganymede and Galileo, especially for GEP. It will uninstall GEP, but then you can't reinstall it, as it doesn't really get uninstalled. The only way to reinstall GEP in Ganymede is to reinstall Ganymede itself! It's the same for Galileo. See Eclipse Bugzilla 244935 for details, and hopefully a fix soon!