⁠4.2. Add a JBoss Stack to a Project

You must include information about the BOM for each JBoss stack in your project pom.xml file, as detailed in the procedure below, to take advantage of the certified stacks.
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Procedure 4.1. Add a JBoss Stack to a Project

  1. Open your project pom.xml file for editing.
  2. Locate the <dependencyManagement> section.
  3. Within the <dependencies> tags, add the following: 
    ​<dependency>
​   <groupId>stack_group</groupId>
​   <artifactId>stack_name</artifactId>
​   <type>pom</type>
​   <version>stack_version</version>
​   <scope>import</scope>
​</dependency>
  4. Replace stack_group, stack_name and stack_version with the appropriate JBoss stacks group and the individual JBoss stack name and version. For example, replace with com.redhat.jboss.wfk.boms, spring-3.2-bom and 2.7.0-redhat-1 to use the JBoss Web Framework Kit 2.6 JBoss stack for Spring 3.2 and Snowdrop.
  5. Within the <dependencies> tags that follow the <dependencyManagement> section, add the following for each dependency required by your project: 
    ​<dependency>
​   <groupId>dependency_group</groupId>
​   <artifactId>dependency_name</artifactId>
​</dependency>
  6. Replace dependency_group and dependency_name with the appropriate dependency group and name. For example, org.springframework and spring-core to use the Spring core dependency. The version for the dependency is taken from the included JBoss stack.
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