Deploy applications

This tutorial discusses how to deploy applications on WildFly application server. We can deploy applications on the top of WildFly in several ways: 1. File system copy (standalone mode only) 2. Using the Management Interfaces (Admin Console or CLI) 3. Using Maven to deploy WildFly applications Deploying applications on WildFly using File system deployment File … Read more

Let’s learn how to deploy an application remotely using the latest version of WildFly or JBoss EAP. We will also cover this process for older JBoss installations. Deploying an application remotely with WildFly If you are running WildFly there are several choices for deploying your application remotely.  You can opt for: Web Administration Console Command … Read more

An exploded deployment is an application which is not packaged in a .war, .ear or .jar file but it’s contained in a directory using these extensions (.ear, .war, etc.). Exploded deployments are not deployed by default by WildFly. If a directory with a standard extension (.ear, .war, etc.) is placed in the deployments directory, a … Read more

Deploying applications on WildFly using the management instruments (such as the Web console and the CLI) is the recommended choice for production environments. This is also the only choice available if you are running the AS in domain mode or if you don’t have remote access to the deployments folder of a standalone distribution. Let’s … Read more

Deploying applications to WildFly is can be achieved through management instruments or by deploying the artifacts in the deploy directory. See the following tutorial to learn more about about both approaches:  How to deploy applications on WildFly In this tutorial we are going to show how to provide a custom directory or URL for deploying … Read more

The current version of WildFly / JBoss EAP does not provide a way to deploy temporarily your application, so that it is automatically removed when you shut down the server. As an alternative, you can use add a file named <application>.skipdeploy in the deployments folder. This marker file disables auto-deploy of an application while present. … Read more

This tutorial has been written for an old version of JBoss which is now deprecated. We recommend checking this resource to learn how to configure the order of deployment between applications: Simple way to configure JBoss / WildFly deployment order Deployment order configuration for JBoss AS 5 A common requirement for some web application is … Read more