WildFly Project News

Configuring the Digest Mechanism to Make Use of Additional Algorithms

An overview of how to configure the SHA-256 and SHA-512-256 algorithms for the HTTP Digest authentication mechanism.

WildFly Release Plans

As the WildFly project continues to move on from the major effort involved with integrating Jakarta EE 10, it’s time to go back to the roughly time-boxed development and release model that worked so well from WildFly 12 until WildFly 26. During that period, the WildFly project followed a roughly time-boxed development model. Roughly every three months we produced a new WildFly major release, with a large set of features, enhancements and bug fixes....

Using Custom Principals with Elytron

How to make accessing user information simpler, with new support for custom principals in WildFly Elytron.

WildFly 28 is released!

I’m pleased to announce that the new WildFly and WildFly Preview 28.0.0.Final releases are available for download at https://wildfly.org/downloads. New and Notable Observability The biggest changes in WildFly 28 relate to the observability space. The micrometer subsystem has been added to standard WildFly, bringing Micrometer support. As part of this work, we’ve added support for Micrometer integration with our MicroProfile Fault Tolerance implementation. The micrometer subsystem was first introduced in WildFly Preview in WildFly...

Using The RESTEasy Tracing Feature In WildFly

The RESTEasy tracing feature has been integrated into WildFly since its version 28.

An Introduction To Server Connector for IntelliJ

Server Connector for IntelliJ, also known as IntelliJ-rsp is a tool for acquiring, locating, installing, starting, stopping, and deloying artifacts to Application Servers like WildFly and EAP. TheThe project’s source code can be found here: GitHub - IntelliJ-rsp / Server Connector for IntelliJ The project had it’s first public-ready release this week, at version 0.7.0. For people who have used JBossTools or the VS Code Server Connector Extensions, the UI and general workflows should...

An Introduction To The Prospero Usage

Prospero is a tool provided by the WildFly community: GitHub - wildfly-extras/prospero: Prospero is a tool combining Galleon feature packs and wildfly-channels to provision and update Wildfly server. The purpose of the project can be quoted from the README of the above project link: Prospero is a tool combining Galleon feature packs and wildfly-channels to provision and update Wildfly server. Briefly speaking, you can use the tool to do the version management of your...

WildFly 28 Beta1 is released!

I’m pleased to announce that the new WildFly and WildFly Preview 28.0.0.Beta1 releases are available for download at https://wildfly.org/downloads. New and Notable Observability The biggest changes in WildFly 28 Beta1 relate to the observability space. The micrometer subsystem has been added to standard WildFly, bringing Micrometer support. As part of this work, we’ve added support for Micrometer integration with our MicroProfile Fault Tolerance implementation. The micrometer subsystem was first introduced in WildFly Preview in...

WildFly Maven Plugin

The wildfly-maven-plugin has introduced a new dev goal. If you are familiar with the run goal, this goal is very similar. However, it watches for changes to source files. If changes are found, the WAR is rebuilt and redeployed. This new goal is available in version 4.1.0.Beta3 of the wildfly-maven-plugin. Using the dev Goal In its simplest form you enable the plugin like any other maven plugin: <plugin> <groupId>org.wildfly.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>wildfly-maven-plugin</artifactId> <version>${version.wildfly-maven-plugin}</version> </plugin> Once added...

Using MicroProfile OpenAPI with RESTEasy

An introduction to use OpenAPI with RESTEasy.