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If you install the IDE with GlassFish only and start it, the Java EE features are not activated automatically. The nodes under the Applications and Resources are 'generic'. Once the Java EE features are activated, they become 'richer'... The window to see this difference is fairly narrow... hence the use of P4. The 'problem' is the decorator.... much of the JavaEEDecoratorFactory and the JRubyDecoratorFactory could get moved into a CommonDecoratorFactory...
Targeted to verify and fix in next release.
This can be closed. glassfish.common was moved to the same cluster as glassfish.javaee and it requires Java EE features to be active. Expanding Servers node with GlassFish triggers Java EE features activation. 'richer' icons are defined in glassfish.javaee in nodes code. That's why it's working this way. I would like to merge glassfish.common, glassfish.eecommon and glassfish.javaee into a single module in the future because there is no need to keep them separated after we made a decision to move everything into the same cluster.