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# Configuration ONEWEB on Wildfly

To use ONEWEB on a new instance of Wildfly 10.0.0.Final, you must establish your database, deploy the provided archives for this server, and perform a number of configuration tasks. You can use one of two operating modes: stand-alone server or managed domain. As a stand-alone server, the operating mode is similar to the previous versions of Wildfly.

ONEWEB requires a full profile. A sample full profile is provided for both stand-alone and domain modes.

The Wildfly Management Console and Management CLI interfaces allow administrators to manage application deployments in a production environment.

To configure ONEWEB on Wildfly you must follow a series of steps:


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