WildFly Project News
Hello, WildFly Community! We are happy to announce that the next WildFly Mini Conference is scheduled for November 20th, 2024! Building on the success of our previous mini conference event, we are eager to bring together our community for another day of insightful discussions and online networking. As you know, a few weeks ago we sent a request for feedback. Based on the feedback we received, the most voted topics were: Jakarta EE11: Dive deep...
I’m pleased to announce that the new WildFly and WildFly Preview 34.0.0.Final releases are available for download at https://wildfly.org/downloads. New and Notable This quarter we had a heavy focus on WildFly Preview. WildFly Preview now includes support for Jakarta Data 1.0. This feature is provided at the preview stability level. WildFly Preview now supports MicroProfile REST Client 4.0. WildFly Preview now supports MicroProfile Telemetry 2.0. As part of a general reorganization of our end user...
I’m excited that in the 34 Beta release we were able to introduce support for Jakarta Data into WildFly Preview. It was a bit of an unexpected last minute thing that we were able to do this, which left us without time to much in the way of documentation. We’ll correct that for WildFly 35, but in the meantime I’ll use this blog post as a way to introduce the basics. Note In the 34...
Hello, WildFly Community! We are excited to share that after the success of our first WildFly Mini Conference earlier this year, we are planning a new edition for November! The inaugural conference was an incredible experience, bringing together WildFly developers and the entire community for productive discussions and learning. We are eager to replicate this success, and we want your help to make the next event even better. We would love to hear which topics...
Debug a provisioned WildFly server with the help of the wildfly-maven-plugin Sometimes I need to debug my project in a customized WildFly server. The requirements are: I need to use a specific version of WildFly server. I need to override the version of some artifacts used in modules inside the WildFly server. I need to run the WildFly server in debug mode, so I can use IDE tools to remotely debug the code. With the...
I’m pleased to announce that the new WildFly 34.0.0.Beta1 release is available for download at https://wildfly.org/downloads. As can be seen from the Release Notes a lot of maintenance and component upgrades have been included in this release but I would also like to call out some of the following highlights: [WFLY-19306] — move from ORM 6.4.x to 6.6.x [WFLY-19632] — Hibernate Search 7.1.x to 7.2.x [WFLY-19298] — FasterXML Jackson from 2.15.x to 2.17.x Within the WildFly Preview distribution we also have:...
Hacktoberfest is back, offering the perfect opportunity to showcase your Open Source expertise. This annual event brings together developers at all levels—from seasoned professionals to eager newcomers—in a unified effort to contribute to Open Source projects and foster collaboration within the global software community. Join us for this month-long celebration of innovation and teamwork, as we work together to make meaningful contributions, one pull request at a time. What is Hacktoberfest? Hacktoberfest is a month-long...
WildFly 33.0.2.Final is now available for download. Typically after a major release of WildFly we follow up with one small bug fix release in the coming weeks before moving on to the next major release, however due to the nature of the issues fixed in this release we have decided to release one more release so I am pleased to confirm WildFly 33.0.2.Final is now available. The following issues were resolved in 33.0.2: Component Upgrade...
In this brief demonstration, we’ll see how to use Ansible to fully automate the deployment of a WildFly instance, including the configuration of its subsystems. In particular, we’ll illustrate how to set up messaging queues and deploy JDBC drivers. For readers not familiar with Ansible, the article with starts with the instructions on how to set it up and install the required extension (a collection, in Ansible lexicon) for WildFly. Install Ansible and its collection...
In the previous blog post on this topic, I have introduced how to manually edit the configuration file of WildFly to configure the batch-jberet module to use the JDBC repository. In this article, I'd like to introduce how to use the CLI Command Tool and the Admin Console to do the task.
