WildFly: New Features. Get acquainted with the exciting new features that WildFly has to offer with this book and

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WildFly: New Features
Table of Contents
WildFly: New Features
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
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Preface
What this book covers
What you need for this book
Who this book is for
Conventions
Reader feedback
Customer support
Downloading the example code
Errata
Piracy
Questions
1. Starting with WildFly
What is WildFly?
Downloading WildFly
Installing Java
The installation guide and basic configuration
Content of WildFly standalone and domain modes
Overview of the configuration files
The standalone mode
The domain mode
Starting WildFly
Starting the standalone mode
Starting the domain mode
Other basic configurations
Summary
2. Unified Configuration
Running our first web application
Changing the application context root
Configuring a virtual host
WildFly logging
Installing MySQL modules
Creating the directory to create the module
Datasources
Crypt datasource passwords
Other configurations
Accessing the management console for the first time
Configuring e-mail
Summary
3. WildFly CLI and Management Console
Connecting to the CLI
Creating a datasource with the CLI and management console
Creating a datasource using the CLI
Creating a datasource using the management console
Deployment with the CLI and management console
Deployment (...) więcej with the CLI
Deployment with the management console
The domain mode deployment
The domain mode deployment using the CLI
The domain mode deployment using the management console
Configuring e-mail via the CLI and management console
E-mail setup via the CLI
E-mail setup via the management console
Summary
4. Modular Services and Class Loading
Class loading precedence
WAR and EAR class loading
WAR class loading
EAR class loading
Defining a dependency through WAR
Global modules
Summary
5. Memory and Thread Pool Management
Learning about the JVM memory Oracle JDK
Heap memory
Nonheap memory
Configuring WildFly
Garbage Collector and tuning
The undertow HTTP pool
Summary
A. What You Need to Know Migrating from AS 7 to WildFly 8
Updated components
Major changes
The modules directory structure
The cargo container
Code changes
Singleton services
Using Hibernate 3
Configuring your application
Configuring WildFly
Dependencies
Deploying the same application on two servers
Index O autorze: Filippe Costa Spolti was born in Sao Joaquim, southern Brazil, considered one of the coldest cities in the country, but now lives in Minas Gerais. He works in the field of information technology and is a follower of the open source community. He contributes to open source projects, such as WildFly and Muffin. He currently works with management infrastructure in which the front-end is a park of physical and virtual servers running diverse critical business applications, and where he works mainly on the application servers, such as JBoss, Tomcat, and Apache. He is a professional, very flexible, and open to learning new technologies. He is a creator and maintainer of the hrStatus project, which is a free software for the DST Brazil. He is also currently working as an administrator of IBM PureSystems, which, by the way, was first deployed in Brazil and gave his company an international use case of the product. mniej