Redirect JBoss on Default HTTPS Port 443

Hi Folks,

Today I'm sharing my learning, how to redirect JBoss on port 443 i.e. default https Port.
For this first you have to enable https on JBoss, I've already shared the post please go through the Enable Https in JBoss.

Later open the standalone.xml and do a small change

Change this tag <socket-binding name="https" port="8443"/>

to <socket-binding name="https" port="443"/>.

restart the server and see the changes.

thank you :)

Enable HTTPS in JBoss

Hi Folks,

Today I'm sharing my learning to how to Enable HTTPS in JBoss Server.

1. First Generate a self signed SSL Certificate using keytool from command prompt/terminal with the following command.

keytool -genkey -alias awc -keyalg RSA -keystore awc.keystore -validity 365

Here awc is the alias name and the awc.keystore is the the name SSL Certificate and validity is 365 days.

Now place the certificate parallel to standalone.xml, at jboss-eap-6.2\standalone\configuration.

Now edit the standalone.xml, add the following entries just below the http connector.

<connector name="https" scheme="https" protocol="HTTP/1.1" socket-binding="https" enable-lookups="false" secure="true">

<ssl name="foo-ssl" password="Welcome123#" protocol="TLSv1" key-alias="awc" certificate-key-file="../standalone/configuration/awc.keystore" />

</connector>

here alias name is the same name as we mentioned while creating the certificate, password same as in the certificate and certificate-key-file is the location of the certificate.

and the port number in the http tag like:

<connector name="http" protocol="HTTP/1.1" scheme="http" socket-binding="http" redirect-port="8443"/>

Now re-start the JBoss server and start using the https protocol.

Thank You :)

Install Maven on Windows/Linux/MAC

Hi Fellas,

Today I'm sharing my learning to how to install Maven on Windows & Linux & MAC.

• Download it from Maven Website.
• You can download Binary zip archive file.

Windows:

• Extract zip to a particular location.
• Create a Environment Variable with name M2_HOME and path to extracted Location.

• Append M2_HOME/bin to the user path as described in the image 

• Check the maven version by entering the maven command mvn --version

Linux:

• Ubuntu

1. Extract zip to a particular location.
2. Open .bashrc and add M2_HOME & append path with M2_HOME/bin
3. Check version with command mvn --version

.bashrc

terminal

• REDHAT & MAC

1.  enter the following command export M2_HOME = path to the extracted location
2.  export PATH=path to extracted location/bin:${PATH}
3. execute command mvn --version to check the results.

In case of any query feel free to connect me at pratikgaurav88@gmail.com

Thank You :)