Undertow, a lightweight and high-performance web server, has gained immense popularity in the realm of web development. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting your journey, our collection of tutorials offers a comprehensive resource to help you master the Undertow web server. With a focus on configuration and performance tuning, we delve into various aspects of Undertow, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to build efficient and scalable web applications.
Our tutorials cover a wide range of topics, including Undertow configuration, request handling, routing, and security. By incorporating Undertow’s advanced features and best practices, you can optimize your website’s performance, enhance user experience, and ultimately improve your search engine rankings.
Throughout these tutorials, you’ll explore key concepts such as HTTP server configuration, servlet integration, WebSocket support, and reverse proxy setups. By leveraging Undertow’s flexible and extensible architecture, you can build lightweight and high-performance web applications tailored to your specific needs.
Finding out the runtime metrics of Undertow thread pool can be done through the JMX API. Let’s see how to do it. Undertow web server is based on XNIO. The XNIO project provides a thin abstraction layer over Java NIO. In particular it provides two core functionalities: Channel API Management of IO and Worker threads … Read more
Predicates and Exchange attributes are an Undertow component which allow you to manipulate your HTTP request and even make complex decisions on it, without hardcoding this into an Undertow Handler. You can configure Predicates and Exchange attributes through a set of expression filters. The expressions you can use can also be combined with boolean operators … Read more
In this tutorial you will learn how to use a Primefaces DataScroller to let your application load additional set of Data as you scroll down the Web page (on Demand scrolling). This component is available since Primefaces 5. The structure of the component dataScroller is quite similar to a dataTable. The key attribute of it … Read more
Today I’m going to write about Undertow.js which provides Server Side Javascript to WildFly application server. Nowadays many Javascript Frameworks like AngularJS and BackboneJS make it easier to create a single page web application. They structure the JavaScript code and offer a toolset of important functions to boost the development of applications. Rendering the application … Read more
This tutorial shows how you can build up an Enterprise application using jQuery and jqGrid plugin on the client side and REST Web services deployed on WildFly application server. Let’s start building the server side at first. Our SimpleRESTService contains two methods only: getPersonList which retrieves a list of Person Entity using a JPA Query … Read more
In my last post – Dynamic PrimeFaces Datatables – I have explained how to use Java Reflection to dynamically generate PrimeFaces DataTables. In this article we are going to use the same technique to create dynamic detail forms. In our following examples we will use the DynaForm component of the PrimeFacex Extensions project. As you … Read more
In this post I will explain how to use Java Reflection to extract PrimeFaces models from POJO classes. Specifically we will create a dynamic DataTable using the p:columns component. Setup Using reflection could be quite tediuos, luckily for us theres the Apache Commons BeanUtils API. This library helps us to dynamically read the properties of our … Read more
This is the last of a series of posts (Extending PrimeFaces components is the first one, here the second one) with the purpose of explaining how to use PrimeFaces as an API to create new JSF components. Our main focus in this article is to add AJAX listeners to our components. The component that we are going … Read more
The purpose of this post is to show how we can use PrimeFaces base classes to create new custom components. In a nutshell we will see how to extend PrimeFaces. We will do that by developing a simplified version of the PrimeFaces Extensions Analogclock. Let’s start with the component class: @FacesComponent(value = AnalogClock.COMPONENT_TYPE) @ResourceDependencies({ … Read more
In this tutorial we will learn how quickly we can arrange for a CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) Java EE application starting from a Database Table. We will use a mix of technology such as NetBeans IDE, WildFly and JBoss AS 7 as application server and Java EE and PrimeFaces API. So, the requirements for … Read more
