ALRubinger
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11 years ago Thank you so much for these commits; as you can see I haven't quite put the fine-tooth comb on typos! Very helpful.
Yes, we started writing when AS7 was the go-to and EAP was not freely-available in binary format. Since then, we've seen the AS project renamed to WildFly, so we'll use that as a default. EAP does not make for an excellent default because it requires some manual installation for testing first (which is covered in Chapter 11). WildFly by contrast can be pulled in from the Maven repo automatically without manual work, so makes a better default for the builds.
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Nice work - waiting for more chapters to come :-)
Apart from the minor corrections i'm wondering if the switch from AS7 (referred to in chapters 2 and 3) to EAP (referred to in chapter 11) is intentional or just caused by the time of writing and availability of EAP 6.1.0. Why would someone want to use AS7 in development and delay the switch to EAP till the test environment if using EAP for development is free?