3.8. Reference
3.8.1. Implicit Module Dependencies
The following table lists the modules that are automatically added to deployments as dependencies and the conditions that trigger the dependency.
| Subsystem Responsible for Adding the Dependency | Dependencies That Are Always Added | Dependencies That Are Conditionally Added | Conditions That Trigger the Addition of the Dependency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core Server |
| | |
| EE subsystem |
| | |
| EJB 3 subsystem | |
|
The presence of an
ejb-jar.xml file within a valid location in the deployment, as described in the Java EE 6 specification.
The presence of annotation-based EJBs, for example:
@Stateless, @Stateful, @MessageDriven
|
| JAX-RS (RESTEasy) subsystem |
|
| The presence of JAX-RS annotations in the deployment. |
| JCA subsystem |
|
| The deployment of a resource adapter (RAR) archive. |
| JPA (Hibernate) subsystem |
|
|
The presence of an
@PersistenceUnit or @PersistenceContext annotation, or a <persistence-unit-ref> or <persistence-context-ref> element in a deployment descriptor.
JBoss EAP 6 maps persistence provider names to module names. If you name a specific provider in the
persistence.xml file, a dependency is added for the appropriate module. If this not the desired behavior, you can exclude it using a jboss-deployment-structure.xml file.
|
| Logging subsystem |
| |
These dependencies are always added unless the
add-logging-api-dependencies attribute is set to false.
|
| SAR subsystem | |
| The deployment of a SAR archive. |
| Security subsystem |
| | |
| Web subsystem | |
| The deployment of a WAR archive. JavaServer Faces (JSF) is added only if it is used. |
| Web Services subsystem |
| | |
| Weld (CDI) Subsystem | |
| The presence of a beans.xml file in the deployment. |
