WildFly Project News
I’m pleased to announce that the WildFly 23 Final zip is now available for download. It’s been a busy time since the January WildFly 22 release, with a bit shorter development cycle than normal. But a lot has been accomplished. Let’s have a look at what’s new. New Features MicroProfile 4.0 In this release we have moved our MicroProfile platform implementations from the 3.3 platform specification versions to the 4.0 versions. WildFly 23 supports...
I’m pleased to announce that the new WildFly and WildFly Preview 23.0.0.Beta1 releases are available for download at https://wildfly.org/downloads. The WildFly 23 development cycle has been a bit shorter than our typical three months, as we’ve reduced this one some to see if we can get on a rough cadence of Final releases in March/June/September/December. That works well for avoiding releases during the peak summer and year end holiday periods. And the cycle was...
WildFly 22.0.1.Final is now available for download. It’s been about a month since the WildFly 22 release, so we’ve done a small bug fix update, WildFly 22.0.1. The full list of issues resolved in WildFly 22.0.1 is available here. Issues resolved in the WildFly Core update included with WildFly 22.0.1 are available here. Enjoy!
Introduction This post is a step-by-step guide describing how you can build and deploy on OpenShift an example of a WildFly Bootable JAR application that caches the HTTP session state. We will explore how Bootable JAR uses the KUBE_PING protocol for clustering discovery mechanisms and how you can use JKube openshift-maven-plugin to deploy the application on OpenShift. Getting started The demo application is a minimalistic shopping cart that stores items in the HTTP session....
Using odo it becomes very easy to develop on OpenShift with the bootable jar feature.
An overview of the new security features that we will be working on.
Bootable JAR Maven plugin 3 has been released. This release brings a new Maven plugin goal to speed-up development.
WildFly 22 adds the ability to automatically generate a self-signed certificate the first time WildFly receives an HTTPS request when WildFly is being secured using Elytron. This is useful for development or testing environments. This blog post gives an introduction to this new feature.
How to properly stop a running batch job with API and WildFly tools, and how to stop an individual step.
With WildFly 22, it is now possible to configure a principal transformer in the Elytron subsystem to convert a principal to upper or lower case. This blog post goes through a complete example on how to use this new feature.
