Tag: redhat

Exposing a web service via https with JBoss FUSE

9. April 2015

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Immanuel Sims

in akquinet, apache, berlin, blueprint, camel, cfx, esb, fuse, https, integration, java, jboss, jboss fuse, karaf, osgi, redhat, soap, web service

Exposing a JAX-WS web service via https in JBoss FUSE using OSGI-blueprint was not as obvious to me as I expected. This post presents a way to do it.
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Monitoring the JBoss EAP / Wildfly Application Server with the Command Line Interface (CLI)

15. September 2014

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Heinz Wilming

in cli, eap, ejb, hibernate second level cache, jboss application server, jboss enterprise application platform, JPA, metrics, monitoring, redhat, runtime metrics, statistics, wildfly

The JBoss EAP / Wildfly provides a powerful concept for management, configuration and monitoring of the JBoss Application Server itself and its Java EE Applications. The concept is based on the detyped management API. All management clients of the application server use this detyped management API to interact with the server. In this post we…
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Secure JSF Application – why you should always define a servlet mapping

16. May 2014

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Heinz Wilming

in eap, java ee, jboss, jsf, redhat, security, servlet, wildfly, xml

If you deploy a JSF application in WildFly 8, you can omit to define the JSF serlvet mapping. In this case three default mappings will be active out of the box. <context-root>/faces/* <context-root>/*.jsf <context-root>/*.faces Tested on WildFly 8.0.0.CR1 and JBoss EAP 6.2.0.GA This behavior is not mentioned in the JSF 2.1 spec. But it explicitly…
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Upgrading and patching the Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (JBoss EAP)

16. April 2014

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Heinz Wilming

in bugfix, cli, eap, jboss, patch, redhat, updates

One of the biggest advantages, besides the support for the Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Middleware are the access to continuous updates and bug fixes. In previous versions, minor patches could not be applied automatically, also updates or bug fixes had to be installed manually, by changing individual configuration files and replacing Java Archives. Since version…
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How to access JSF from an EJB with JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6 (aka JBoss AS7 / Wildfly)

7. June 2013

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tnfink

in class loading, eap, ejb, faces, java ee, jboss, jboss deployment structure, jsf, jsf api, manifest dependencies, redhat, wildfly

The good old JBoss Seam framework introduced the usage of stateful session beans (SFSB) as backing beans for JSF applications. The trick was to bind the lifecycle of a SFSB to a web context, such as the session or the request context. Meanwhile this concept was integrated into the Java EE by the Context and…
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JGroups & Cloud issues when clustering the EAP 6 – AS 7

29. November 2012

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Immanuel Sims

in as7, cloud, cluster, eap, high availability, java, java ee, jboss, jboss as 7, jgroups, multicast, redhat, transport

As announced this is the last post of our series about clustering of the Redhat EAP 6 and JBoss AS 7. The other posts of this series were Clustering in JBoss AS7/EAP 6 Managing cluster nodes in domain mode of JBoss AS 7 / EAP 6 Scalable HA Clustering with JBoss AS 7 / EAP…
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Clustering of the messaging subsystem HornetQ in JBoss AS7 and EAP 6

24. November 2012

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Immanuel Sims

in akquinet, as7, cluster, eap, failover, high availability, hornetq, jboss, jboss as 7, jms, live backup, load balancing, messaging, redhat

In the recent posts of this series we talked about many different aspects of clustering for the JBoss AS 7 and its quality assured version EAP 6, such as: the basic concepts, managing cluster nodes in domain mode, scalable HA cluster topologies and load-balancing and failover of remote EJB clients. Until now, there is one…
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Descriptor property substitution in EAP6 and JBoss AS7

21. November 2012

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Heinz Wilming

in as7, configuration, deployment, eap, jboss, property replacement, redhat

Motivation In a software development process, there are usually multiple environments, such as development, test and production, etc. The development team usually provides the QA users a test version before acceptance and production, as illustrated below. If, however, the application contains assumptions about the environment, this chain is broken. Therefore it is good practice, for…
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Load-balancing and failover of remote EJB clients in EAP6 and JBoss AS7

9. November 2012

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Heinz Wilming

in akquinet, as7, berlin, cluster, clustering, ejb, failover, jboss, jndi, load balancing, lookup, redhat, remote ejb, remote naming

Dieser Artikel auf Deutsch In the recent posts of this series about the clustering capabilities of the JBoss EAP6 and the AS7, we covered the basic concepts, managing cluster nodes in domain mode and scalable HA cluster topologies. This post will be about clustering capabilities for remote EJB clients. We will explain how to cluster…
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Connecting VisualVM with a remote JBoss AS 7 / EAP6 JVM process

1. November 2012

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Heinz Wilming

in as7, jboss, jboss remoting, jdk, jmx, jvm, redhat, remote connection, troubleshooting, visual vm

VisualVM is a useful tool for monitoring and simple profiling of JVM processes. It integrates various command line tools of the JDK such as jstat, jinfo, jstack into a graphical UI. The tool is part of the JDK since 1.6.0_07.
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