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Thorntail Core

Thorntail provides a mechanism for buildingapplications as uber jars, with just enough of theWildFly application server wrapped around it to supporteach application's use-case.

Note: Thorntail requires Maven 3.2.5 or higher for building your application.

Note: Thorntail requires JDK 8 or higher for building your applicationor for building Thorntail itself.

Project Configuration

In a normal WAR-based maven pom.xml, simply add the following

<plugin>  <groupId>io.thorntail</groupId>  <artifactId>thorntail-maven-plugin</artifactId>  <version>${version.thorntail}</version>  <executions>    <execution>      <phase>package</phase>      <goals>        <goal>package</goal>      </goals>    </execution>  </executions></plugin>

This will take the .war file normally created by your build, and wrapit in the wildfly-swarm mechanisms.

If you normally produce myapp-1.0.war, in your target/ directory willthen also be present a myapp-1.0-thorntail.jar.

In order to specify the portions of the WildFly AS your application needs,your pom.xml should specify some of the following dependencies withinthe io.thorntail Maven group-id:

• bean-validation
• cdi
• ee
• io
• jaxrs
• logging
• naming
• request-controller
• security
• transactions
• undertow
• and many more!

How To Build Thorntail Itself

Thorntail attempts to be a well-behaved Maven project. To install to your local repository for usage:

mvn clean install

If you're running short on time:

mvn clean install -DskipTests

Documentation

For a more complete set of documentation, go to the Thorntail Guide.

Community

• We hang out in #thorntail on irc.freenode.net.