Author: M. Dahm
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Customizing application properties with JBoss EAP/Wildfly
Usually developers have to create and deploy different versions of their application: For local development, testing, training, production, … Different third-party and system dependencies for those different versions will preferably be configured via the container, e.g. data sources, JMS, topics, mail server, etc. However, most applications also contain several custom application properties such as the…
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Shrinking patched JBoss EAP server to a reasonable size
As explained in the blog entry Upgrading and patching the Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform JBoss EAP offers the possibility to conveniently update the server installation with the latest patches. However, the way this is implemented leaves all previous versions and patches of your modules behind. I.e., older versions of the JAR files will not be used…
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A classification of migration projects
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In this article we will try to define a classification of projects that deal in one way or the other with the migration of code or data. This classification is not strictly hierarchical, since in general too many aspects overlap. However, the intent of this document is not to deliver a scientifically precise hierarchy, but to provide you with…
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Database migration projects with GuttenBase – Copying done right
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There are many tools to visualize or analyze databases. You will also find lots of programs to copy databases between different vendors. However, we experienced these tools are not flexible enough for our migration projects. They fail because, e.g., they cannot map the various data types between different databases correctly, or because the amount of…
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