CLI

WildFly Command Line Interface is not a real programming language with complex structures. Nevertheless it’s possible to execute conditional logic in it and this short tutorial will show how to do it. WildFly Command Line Interface contains the “if” keywords which can be used to build conditional logic. here is the synopsys of the command: … Read more

Please note: twiddle is not available any more as default Command Line in JBoss AS 7 and WildFly. If you still need to monitor the MBeans attribute of the application server from the shell, see this article: Monitoring WildFly MBeans from the shell Twiddle example commands JBoss provides a simple command line tool that allows … Read more

The JBoss/WildFly CLI is quite powerful however that is not the only option available when we are managing the application server with shells. In this tutorial we will learn how to use the Groovy Shell to manage the application server. Why should we replace the beautiful CLI ? Although powerful some limitations with the CLI … Read more

When running in Domain mode using the CLI can be tricky as you have to understand where your resources are located in the application server tree. Let’s see some practical examples: How to configure a resource in a Domain You have to reference the profile you are using. Example: /profile=full/subsystem=ejb3/thread-pool=default:write-attribute(name=max-threads,value=10) How to reach a resource available … Read more

The JBoss AS7 uses the CLI (Command Line Interface) as main management instrument. You can write complex management script using its own shell public API. However since the release 7.2 of JBoss AS you can also use many other languages to manage the application server. This tutorial shows how to use Jython to manage JBoss … Read more