This article discusses how to solve the error "java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Compressed class space error" which is an OutOfMemory error that can pop up on a 64-bit platform.
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This article has been updated to show how to monitor and invalidate HTTP Sessions in WildFly application server / JBoss EAP using management instruments.
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This tutorial covers how to build and deploy SOAP based Web services in Jakarta EE applications, also discussing the changes in the Java SE that removed the JAX-WS API from the default Java modules.
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This articles discusses about Cross-origin HTTP requests (CORS) and how they can be enabled on WildFly.
This short article describes how you can set the SameSite property in HTTP Cookies for Web applications, with special focus on WildFly's Web server, which is Undertow.
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This article covers how to install Keycloak Client Adapters on WildFly so that you can let Keycloak manage the whole authentication/authorization of your applications running on WildFly.
In this tutorial we will learn how to create failover and distributed Elytron Realms to add resilience and distribution to your identity lookup.
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In this updated tutorial we will learn some possible ways to use MongoDB NoSQL Database from within an application server like WildFly or JBoss EAP.
Read more: 3 ways you can connect to MongoDB from WildFly - JBoss EAP
This tutorial covers the all the steps required for creating a REST application with MongoDB NoSQL Database and Quarkus.
The next major release of WildFly Bootable JAR (3.0.0) is going to bring a super interesting feature. You can use a Maven goal to achieve live reload of your applications. Let's check it out.
In this article we will learn how to create simple and advanced tests for your Quarkus applications using the REST Assured API.
Read more: A practical guide for testing Quarkus applications
