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deploying `resteasy-spring-boot` project into wildfly.
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investigating on deploying resteasy-spring-boot to wildfly.

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liweinan commented May 27, 2022 •
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The Tomcat component in spring-webmvc conflicts with WildFly:

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Here is the dependency tree with conflicting classes:

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The solution is to exclude the Tomcat component:

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After above setup, rebuild the sample app and deploy to wildfly the deployment is ok. However accessing the service will throw error:

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The problem is that the Spring autowired component is not registered correctly, so it's null during runtime.

The next step I plan to deploy a pure spring-boot project into WildFly, to confirm it's a resteasy-spring-boot problem.

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