WildFly 33 preview allows to configure a Reverse proxy with the capability to propagate the reuse-x-forwarded and rewrite-host options. In this article we will learn what is the effect of enabling these options and how to configure them.
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Configuring Proxy address forwarding with WildFly
This tutorial discusses how to configure Proxy address forwarding with WildFly’s Web server by setting the attribute proxy-address-forwarding. We will first discuss the basics of this Header attributes and then we will learn the CLI commands to complete the change.
How to enable access logs in WildFly / JBoss
In the context of Web servers, Access Logs refer to the records or files that store a detailed history of all requests made to the Web server. WildFly uses Undertow as Web Server therefore in this tutorial we will learn how to enable tracing Access Logs to monitor incoming HTTP Requests
How to set the maximum number of Web connections in WildFly
In WildFly and JBoss EAP, you can manage concurrent request limits in different ways. In this tutorial we will learn how to configure the max concurrent request limits at server, connector and application path.
How to solve FileNotFoundException: Invalid file path
This article discusses how to solve the JDK issue, which happens on WildFly on Windows, on certain JDK version, an results in the error “java.io.FileNotFoundException: Invalid file path“. The Issue As discussed in this JDK Bug , with java update cpuapr2022 (8u331 11.0.15 and 18.0.1), the Web Server undertow is broken for windows. When using … Read more
How to configure CORS on WildFly
If you are running your web applications on WildFly, you can configure CORS to allow cross-domain requests. In this article, we will go through the steps to configure CORS on WildFly.
How to set the SameSite attribute in Java Web applications
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.
How to serve static content in WildFly applications?
This article presents different ways of including static content (such as image or css files) in Web applications running on top of WildFly application server.
Using the default Servlet in WildFly applications
This article will teach you how to use the default Servlet available in Undertow Web Server for some concerns, such as directory listing or static resources serving.
How to configure a custom Undertow Thread Pool
WildFly uses Undertow as Web server. In order to configure the amount of threads available in a Web application, we can define a Worker Thread from the io subsystem and use the Worker Thread for its HTTP listeners or just for single applications. In this tutorial we will learn how to do it.