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In Java EE mode, Pax Exam supports GlassFish , JBoss, Resin and TomEE WildFly with the following containers:
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Embedded or not?
All Java EE containers are embedded in the sense of running in the same Java VM as the test driver. The . Pax Exam 3.x had two containers for GlassFish, Embedded and Hybrid, which only differ in the specific way of embedding the server.
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The Hybrid GlassFish container embeds an OSGi framework and provisions the GlassFish bundles in this framework. This container supports all features offered by a stand-alone GlassFish server. You can deploy and test hybrid applications, composed of both WAR modules and OSGi bundlesdoes not work with GlassFish 4.x and is no longer supported in Pax Exam 4.x.
Remote Mode
The WildFly Test Containers also support a remote mode, deploying to a server which is assumed to be running in a remote Java VM (but possibly on the same host). This remote mode can be useful when the default embedded mode causes classloader conflicts, e.g. when libraries with a ServletContainerInitializer are visible to the system classloader.
To work with a remote container, set the configuration property pax.exam.<server>.remote.host, where server is one of wildfly80 or wildfly90, matching test container dependency of the current project.
Default Reactor Strategy
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