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This ruleset provides analysis of JBoss EAP 5 configuration XML files that may require individual attention
when migrating to JBoss EAP 6+. Mainly deals with datasources, JBoss Web and EJB configuration.
jboss-eap5
ejb
seam
JBoss Cache TreeCache is a distributed tree-like structure that is replicated across several members.
Updates will be multicast to all group members reliably and in the same order.
cache
distributed
cluster
jboss-eap5
JBoss EAP 5 allows detailed classloading configuration.
jboss-eap5
Allows to configure a Seam component using XML: to isolate deployment-specific information from
the Java code, to enable the creation of re-usable frameworks, to configure Seam's built-in functionality, etc.
Seam provides two basic approaches to configuring components:
configuration via property settings in a properties file or in `web.xml`,
and configuration via `components.xml`.
seam
jboss-eap5
The `pages.xml` file specifies the page flow and other configuration of the Seam Framework.
seam
jboss-eap5
seam
jboss-eap5
A JBoss specific EAR descriptor allows extensions to Java EE EAR archives configuration.
jboss-eap5
The `jboss-app.xml` file configures a Java EE application deployments specifically for JBoss EAP.
configuration
deployment
descriptor
jboss-eap5
The `jboss-web.xml` file configures a Java EE web application specifically for JBoss EAP.
It is an extension to standard `web.xml`.
web
configuration
deployment
descriptor
jboss-eap5
The `jboss-classloading.xml` file allows customization of classloading in JBoss EAP 5.
classloading
In JBoss EAP 6, the classloading configuration is not done through `jboss-classloading.xml`.
Since EAP 6 it is of modular nature, based on JBoss Modules.
Learn how to divide your application's dependencies into modules
and what dependencies and APIs are available automatically.
classloading
jboss-eap5
The `jboss-deployment-structure.xml` file allows the creator of the deployment to control the dependencies
and classloading of deployments.
classloading
jboss-eap5
The `jbosscmp-jdbc.xml` is a deployment decriptor controlling the Container Managed Persistence (CMP).
jdbc
ejb2
jboss-eap5
The `jboss.xml` descriptor in deployments is ignored by JBoss AS 7+ or JBoss EAP 6+.
Replace it with `jboss-ejb3.xml`.
descriptor
jboss-eap5
`java:/jaas/` is a JBoss EAP `security-domain` URI.
Remove the `java:/jaas/` prefix for `security-domain` elements in AS 7 / EAP 6.
security
jaas
jboss-eap5
security
Before JBoss EAP 6, authentication security domains and login modules could be configured in a `login-config.xml` file.
JBoss EAP 6+ does not support the `login-config.xml` descriptor. Security is now configured inside the server configuration. Please refer to the corresponding server security guide.
security
jboss-eap5
A JBoss specific EJB 3 configuration allows extensions of Java EE EJB 3.
jboss-eap5
JBossWS 4.0 introduces a new deployment descriptor to configure web services.
The `jboss-webservices.xml` file provides additional information for the given deployment
and partially replaces the obsolete `jboss.xml` file.
For EJB webservice deployments, the expected location of the `jboss-webservices.xml` descriptor file
is in the `META-INF/` directory. For POJO and EJB webservice endpoints bundled in WAR file,
the expected location of the `jboss-webservices.xml` file is in the `WEB-INF/` directory.
jboss-ws
descriptor
webservice
jboss-eap5
jboss-eap5
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