Getting started with JBPM Remote Client API

In this article we will show how to create a standalone application that access jBPM to start a process and handle its tasks. We already talked about jBPM 6 and a Web Application using it: Developing a jBPM 7 Web application example We will now learn how to manage processes and tasks remotely using the REST … Read more

Infinispan 8 Web Console

INFO: This tutorial is outdated. The recommended way to Manage Infinispan 10 or newer is by means of the Command Line Interface or the REST Interface. We recommend checking the following tutorial: Getting started with Infinispan Command Line Interface One of the new features introduced in Infinispan 8 release is the web based management console … Read more

Connecting to a Remote Infinispan Server using Hot Rod

In this tutorial you will learn how to configure and use Infinispan 8.1 and use some of its API. The server version of Infinispan is available at: http://infinispan.org/download/ Behind the hoods the new server version is bundled into a WildFly installation, therefore you will have to configure Infinispan through the infinispan subsystem. The standalone server … Read more

Deliver Micro REST Services using WildFly Swarm

IMPORTANT: The Thorntail project (formerly known as WildFly Swarm) has reached End Of Life. The last Thorntail release is the 2.7.0. You are recommended to evaluate a migration plan for your applications. Check this tutorial to learn more: How to migrate Thorntail applications In this hands-on tutorial we will demonstrate how to publish quickly a … Read more

Configuring JMS Bridge with WildFly

In this article we will learn how to configure a JMS bridges with WildFly so that we can route messages from one destination to another. First of all some basics: the purpose of a JMS bridge is to consume messages from a source JMS destination and send them to a target JMS destination. There are … Read more

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Getting started with WildFly Swarm

Wildfly Swarm is a project which can be used to provide your application as single archives with just enough of the Wildfly application server wrapped around it to support the application execution. IMPORTANT: The Thorntail project (formerly known as WildFly Swarm) has reached End Of Life. The last Thorntail release is the 2.7.0. You are … Read more

How to determine the load order of MBeans in JBoss 5?

In JBoss 5, the load order of MBeans is determined by the dependencies between MBeans and the order in which they are defined in the jboss-service.xml file. MBeans can depend on other MBeans, and the MBean server will ensure that the dependencies are satisfied before starting an MBean. For example, if MBean A depends on … Read more

JBoss ESB tutorial for beginners

Important note: JBoss ESB is an archived project and its latest release dates back to Mar 2013. The replacement technology for it is JBoss Fuse which is an open source enterprise integration platform and service bus. You can find here a quickstart tutorial: Getting Start with JBoss Fuse This tutorial is a rewritten version of … Read more

Manage Docker Images from Eclipse

This tutorial shows how you can use Eclipse JBoss tools to manage Docker images and deploy applications on the top of it. Installing Docker Tooling So first of all you need to install Docker tooling. Search “JBoss Tools” on Eclipse Market place and flag the components you need (In this tutorial we will use Docker … Read more

Discover Domain controllers in WildFly

A new feature of WildFly 8 is the ability to allow Domain Discovery which allows reconnecting to one or more alternate Domain controller, in case the default one fails. Let’s see an example of it: <domain-controller> <remote host=”${jboss.domain.master.address:127.0.0.1}” port=”${jboss.domain.master.port:9999}” security-realm=”ManagementRealm”> <discovery-options> <static-discovery name=”discovery-one” protocol=”${jboss.domain.master.protocol:remote}” host=”${jboss.domain.master.address:127.0.0.1}” port=”${jboss.domain.master.port:19999}”/> </discovery-options> </remote> </domain-controller> In the above example, we have … Read more