Group: WildFly Quickstarts

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A project that demonstrates multiple applications deployed on different servers. This is the main application EJB project.

A project that demonstrates multiple applications deployed on different servers. This is the app-one EJB POM file

A project that demonstrates multiple applications deployed on different servers. This is the app-two EJB POM file

This project demonstrates how to package and use an EE application client; this is the EJB POM file

This project demonstrates how to package an EJB and WAR in an EAR; this is the EJB POM file

This project demonstrates how to throw an exception in an EJB and catch it in the web layer; this is the EJB POM file

This project demonstrates how to throw an exception in an EJB and catch it in the web layer; this is the EJB API POM file

This project demonstrates inter-application communication between two applications using EJB and CDI; this is the shared project POM file

This kitchensink project demonstrates how to use JSF, CDI, JAX-RS, EJB, JPA, and Bean Validation in an application packaged as an EAR; this is the EJB POM file

This project demonstrates how to create a localized version of the kitchensink EAR; this is the EJB POM file

This project demonstrates identity propagation between different security domains

Quickstart: Wicket EAR EJB

This project demonstrates how to package an EJB and WAR in an EAR; this is the WAR POM file

A project that demonstrates multiple applications deployed on different servers. This is the main application web project.

This project demonstrates how to throw an exception in an EJB and catch it in the web layer; this is the web POM file

This project is a working example of a JAX-WS web service addressing endpoint; this is the service POM file

This project is a working example of a JAX-WS web service EJB endpoint; this is the service POM file

This project is a working example of a JAX-WS web service endpoint; this is the service POM file

This project is a working example of a JAX-WS web service retail endpoint; this is the service POM file