Apache CXF Interceptors

Interceptors are the fundamental processing unit which is native in Apache CXF. Basically they are Java classes that intercept your message to provide or apply certain core services to it. In this tutorial we will show how to use them and how to create some custom ones. Apache CXF provides many built-in Interceptors that provide … Read more

Eclipse Web lib configuration

Eclipse has used different configuration steps to add libraries to Web applications. This tutorial shows how to configure them with Eclipse Galileo, Helios and Indigos.     When using Galileo (or earlier) Eclipse releases, exporting libraries to the WEB-INF/lib folder of your Web application could be done by means of the Java EE Module dependencies … Read more

Developing Web services on JBoss AS 7

In this tutorial we will show how to deploy a JAX-WS Web service on JBoss AS 7. You will see how you can easily deploy and test a Web service in the new application server release. In order to use Web services in the new application server release you need the following extension in your … Read more

Using Log4j with JBoss 6

This tutorial has been written for a deprecated version of JBoss AS. We recommend checking the list of JBoss Logging tutorials for an updated list of articles. In this short tutorial we will show how to use log4j on JBoss AS 6 to produce custom application logging. In order to configure your application to use … Read more

JBoss AS 7 book soon to be published

Looking for one more reason to love JBoss AS 7 ? I’ll try to provide one ! I’m really excited to announce the new “JBoss AS 7  Administration Configuration and Deployment” book which is half way from being completed and is due to be out Dec 2011/Jan 2012.   Edited by Packt Publishing, the book  … Read more

Java EE 6 example application

Today you can find many articles showing Java EE 6 examples and new features. However it’s missing a complete tutorial showing how to design and deploy a sample Java EE 6 application on JBoss AS 6. While it’s not intended to be the “the right” way to design Java EE 6 applications, this tutorial can … Read more

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MongoDB tutorial for Java EE developers

This tutorial provides a short introduction to MongoDB no-sql database and shows how to interact with it from a Java application server (JBoss AS). MongoDB (which stands for “humongous”) is an open source, high-performance, schema-free, document-oriented database written in the C++ programming language. The database is document-oriented so it manages collections of JSON-like documents. The … Read more

Manage JBoss AS with Cargo

Cargo is a framework that allows you to manipulate Java EE containers in a standard way. It ships with a sets of Api, ant tasks and maven plugins that can let you execute administration and deployment tasks.   Installing Cargo   Cargo sources are available at http://cargo.codehaus.org/Downloads   If you need binaries, we suggest you … Read more