JBoss WildFly uses Java JNDI to configure Datasource information, allowing deployed applications to use this Datasource information to connect and work with the database. If you use JBoss WildFly standalone, you can configure this Datasource information in the standalone.xml file of JBoss WildFly. If you… Read More
When using WildFly Maven Plugin to deploy the application during development, with the basic configuration as in the article Run Java web applications with WildFly Maven Plugin, you will not be able to access the Management Console page of JBoss WildFly located at http://127.0.0.1:9990, to… Read More
JBoss WildFly is a Java server runtime that makes it possible to run Java web applications. To facilitate the development process, you can use WildFly Maven Plugin to run the web application we are working on using Maven right away, no need to build the… Read More
To deploy a Java web application to a Java Server Runtime, you need to know the Java version and Jakarta EE version that the Server Runtime with a specific version supports. Same with JBoss WildFly, it took me quite a while to determine which version… Read More
JBoss WildFly is the community version of the commercial JBoss EAP and is one of the Java Server Runtimes that you can use to deploy Jakarta EE applications. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install JBoss WildFly! First, go to the Download… Read More
