From the NB-JBoss forum:

Hi:

I want to make a project with portlets suport in Netbeans 6.5 I use the Portal Pack 3, and it allow me to create a
projecto with SAW (SimpleAPI for Workflow) support, and I can see the JBPM option, but  I can not select it. I would
like to make a portlet with Jboss JBPM support. Can somebody help me. I need it a lot.
Thanks anyway and sorry by my English, is so bad...
cheers
Dairo
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I'm also facing the same problem on NetBeans v. 6.7.1 when developing an Enterprise Application which contains an EJB
Module. This is because for the JBoss 5 series many common libraries were moved to the "common/lib" folder of the server
root, instead of keeping them on every instance "lib" folder.

Until the NetBeans developers fix it I believe that the only solution is to import some of the JARs inside of the
"common/lib" folder (or all them if you don't wanna have head aches). You don't need anything else, only that JARs.

I always did this by hand, for every project, since I didn't know that there were a feature to make "libraries" into
NetBeans which can be used on every project, without the need of selecting the JARs every time. Once I discovered this
(yeah, I'm still a rookie and didn't know this :P ), I made one "library" called "jboss-common" and added the required
JARs. Now, on every new project I only have to select this library from the existing ones and it's done.

I believe that NetBeans should change the name to this feature and call it "Collections of libraries" or "Groups of
libraries", because it doesn't consist in making Java libraries, but building lists of libraries which we want to import
in a sudden, in just one click.