Tag: Runtime

How to Install and Configure Gradle

Posted on June 18, 2020 by Justin Palmer | Updated: March 8, 2021

Category: Tutorials | Tags: Apache Ant, Apache Maven, c++, Domain Specific Language, DSL, Environment, GPL, Gradle, Groovy, IDE, Java, Java SDK, JDK, MacOS, Maven, OpenJDK, Oracle, Programming, Project Object Model, Projects, Python, Runtime, Software Development Kit, Ubuntu, Ubuntu 18.04, Windows, Windows Server

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What is Gradle?

Gradle is a high-performance open-source build automation tool that makes it possible to build just about any type of software. It is highly configurable and extensible via a well-developed plugin ecosystem. Because build automation is an integral part of the consistent delivery of software projects, Gradle integrates seamlessly with multiple IDE’s, including Android Studio. This tutorial covers the manual installation of Gradle on Linux, MacOS, and Windows.

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How to Install Wildfly on CentOS 8

Posted on May 1, 2020 by Dean Conally

Category: Tutorials | Tags: Application development, Application Server, CentOS, CentOS 8, Firewall, Java, Java Development Kit, Java Platform, Java SDK, Java SE, JBoss AS, Open Java Development Kit, OpenJDK, Provision, Provisioning, Runtime, Software Development, Software Management, WildFly

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What is Wildfly?

WildFly is a Java runtime application server and software management platform implemented in Java. It is primarily used to provision Java applications and services on a Java-based platform. It is currently developed by Red Hat as open-source software (apart from the community forums) and was better-known as JBoss AS previously. While the WildFly software remains open-source, paid support can be purchased from RedHat if needed. RedHat continues to implement a separate version of this software under the JBoss EAP name.

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How to Install Java on Ubuntu, Windows, and MacOS

Posted on April 30, 2020 by Ellen Sletton

Category: Tutorials | Tags: Environment, GPL, Java, Java Development Kit, Java EE, Java JRE, Java Platform, Java SDK, Java SE, Java Virtual Machine, JDK, Language, MacOS, Nano, OpenJDK, Oracle, Oracle JVM, Programming, Runtime, SDKMAN, Software Development Kit, Sun Microsystem, Ubuntu, Ubuntu 18.04, Windows

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What is Java?

Java is considered one of the most popular programming languages. Java is a typed object-oriented programming language developed by Sun Microsystems (and subsequently acquired by Oracle). Development is mainly performed by a community organized through the Java Community Process. The language and the main technologies that implements it are distributed under the GPL but the trademark rights are owned by Oracle Corporation. Code written in Java (using the JVM - Java Virtual Machine) is transformed into bytecode and due to this, programs can run on any system where the JVM is installed. Therefore, Java is often called a cross-platform language. Most often, Java is used to develop backend programs and android applications.

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How To Install WildFly On CentOS 7

Posted on April 6, 2020 by Dean Conally

Category: Tutorials | Tags: 8080, CentOS, CentOS 7, Firewall, Java, Java Development Kit, Java Platform, JBoss AS, JDK, OpenJDK, Runtime, WildFly

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Introduction

In this tutorial, our objective is to install WildFly on an unmanaged CentOS 7 server. WildFly is a managed application runtime server and Java software platform used to provision Java applications and services. It is an open-source software which is consistently being improved by its user community. While the WildFly software remains open-source, if paid support is needed, it is provided by Red Hat who currently develops the software (apart from the community forums). Some may be more familiar with WildFly's previous name, which was JBoss AS. RedHat continues to develop its version of this software under the JBoss EAP name.

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