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.
Table 3.1. Implicit Module Dependencies
| 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. |
