In this video tutorial, I show how to start / stop JBoss 6 using the plugin Cargo for Maven. And to deploy an archive.
In the previous tutorial, I created and imported the project in Eclipse with the m2Eclipse plugin.
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[Tutorial] Create a Web Service with Apache CXF and JBoss 6
I have recently started studying Apache CXF, the open source web service framework. I am familiar with developing Web Services using EJB 3, Axis or Glue. But not with CXF. Until now.
CXF is a mix of two projects : Celtix and XFire, which explains the name CXF.
It provides support for the JAX-WS, JAX-RS and JAX-RPC specifications.
Developing Web Services using CXF and JBoss is quite easy. The only annoying part is to figure out which JARs libraries
to include in the classpath and which JARs libraries to exclude.
JBoss AS 7 : standalone mode and domain mode
I just noticed that the latest version of JBoss, version 7 Alpha 1, is having a new set of folders and files.
Running 2 JBoss 6.0.0 servers on one machine
Today I wanted to experiment some load balancing with JBoss and Apache. For that I needed to run 2 JBoss servers on one single machine. Server 1 is installed in D:\jboss-6.0.0.20100721-M4-Server1 Server 2 is installed in D:\jboss-6.0.0.20100721-M4-Server2 Of course if you run both servers at the same time, you will get errors such as “address … Read more
My book on EJB 3 is now on sale
I received an email from the editor informing me that the book is now printed and will be available in bookstores next week (from July 5th, 2010). It is already available for sale on Amazon and ENI. An online version is also available. Here is the cover of the book :
Book review : JBoss AS 5 Development
Before reading this book, I already knew the author, Francesco Marchioni, because of his web site – http://www.mastertheboss.com/ – which is dedicated to JBoss. So it was with enthusiasm that I wished to get a copy of the book and I was not disappointed. Indeed the book is like the web site : practical, rich in samples and useful information.