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.
WildFly Web Server
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.
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.
How to configure Web applications request limits in WildFly
In this article you will learn which strategies you can adopt on WildFly application server to configure the maximum number of concurrent requests using either a programmatic approach (MicroProfile Fault Tolerance) or declarative one (Undertow configuration).
How to change WildFly default Welcome page
In this article we will learn how to replace (or disable) the default Welcome page for WildFly and JBoss EAP which is by default available at localhost:8080. WildFly users To configure an application as default Web app requires two simple steps. Firstly, in your undertow server remove the default welcome application from your host. You … Read more
PrimeFaces autocomplete made simple
PrimeFaces AutoComplete displays suggestions while the input is typing. AutoComplete features various options, multiple selections, customizable content and other cool effects. Let’s see how to run a quick example of it.
Primefaces Chart in a nutshell
Do you need to include cool charts in your Web application and you want to do it really quickly? Have a look at Primefaces which features a large set of to chart components to render your data.
How to migrate Richfaces Web applications to another Web UI
The Richfaces project has reached End of Life in 2016. Since then, it’s not being developed and no fixes are therefore provided. Richfaces it’s still used in many projects therefore we will learn in this guide which are the best option to pick up as an alternative framework. Migrate Richfaces to JSF If your project … Read more
Primefaces File Upload made simple
The PrimeFaces File upload component can perform server side file uploads using a straightforward client API. We have updated this tutorial to show how to upload files using Primefaces 10 and WildFly 24.
How to run multiple HTTP Ports in JBoss / Wildfly
In this short tutorial we will learn a simple configuration skill to start multiple HTTP Ports on WildFly application server and how to restrict each port to a specific Web application deployed on it.
PrimeFaces Datatable in a nutshell
The dataTable is a key component of JSF architecture. It can display Objects in a Collection or an Array where each Object represents one row in the table and columns match instance variables in the Object. In this tutorial we will show how to use the Primefaces Datatable component in minutes. If you are new to Primefaces … Read more
