Group: WildFly Quickstarts

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A project that demonstrates multiple applications deployed on different servers. This is the app-two EJB POM file

A project that demonstrates multiple applications deployed on different servers. This is the main application EJB project.

A project that demonstrates multiple applications deployed on different servers. This is the app-one EJB POM file

This kitchensink project demonstrates how to use JSF, CDI, JAX-RS, EJB, JPA, and Bean Validation in an application packaged as an EAR; this is the EJB POM file

This project demonstrates identity propagation between different security domains

This project demonstrates how to package and use an EE application client; this is the EJB POM file

This project demonstrates inter-application communication between two applications using EJB and CDI; this is the shared project POM file

Quickstart: Wicket EAR EJB

This project demonstrates how to throw an exception in an EJB and catch it in the web layer; this is the EJB API POM file

This project demonstrates how to throw an exception in an EJB and catch it in the web layer; this is the EJB POM file

This project demonstrates how to create a localized version of the kitchensink EAR; this is the EJB POM file

This project demonstrates how to package an EJB and WAR in an EAR; this is the EJB POM file

This kitchensink project demonstrates how to use JSF, CDI, JAX-RS, EJB, JPA, and Bean Validation in an application packaged as an EAR; this is the web POM file

This project demonstrates how to create a localized version of the kitchensink EAR; this is the web POM file

This project demonstrates how to access an EJB from a remote client; this is the server side POM file

This project demonstrates how to package an EJB and WAR in an EAR; this is the WAR POM file

Quickstart: Wicket EAR WAR

This project is a working example of a JAX-WS web service endpoint; this is the service POM file

This project demonstrates how to throw an exception in an EJB and catch it in the web layer; this is the web POM file

A project that demonstrates how to use CMT with JTS; the application-component-2 POM file