Introduction This post assumes that you’re familiar with using Arquillian for testing Java applications. If you’re not familiar with Arquillian, then I suggest you check out the guides at http://www.arquillian.org where you’ll learn how to write Java tests that can run on the server and are much easier to write and maintain. When writing an Arquillian test, you create a deployment as in the following code sample: @Deployment public static Archive<?

A few days ago, the WldFly Swarm team announced the release of the WildFly Swarm Project Generator. The project generator allows you to select basic project properties (Maven Group ID and Artifact ID) and a list of dependencies for the project before creating a Maven project that can be downloaded and used from within your favorite IDE. The list of dependencies is what makes this generator most useful to me. If you know the name of the dependency to add, or even a few letters from it, you can enter that in the dependencies field and the generator will automatically show the matching dependencies.