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Add a new post showing how a React application can be hosted by WildFly. #569

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layout: post
title: 'Hosting a React Application on WildFly'
date: 2024-03-08
tags: react wildfly
synopsis: Creation of a new project bundling a new React application and hosting it on WildFly.
author: darranl
link: http://lofthouse.dev/2024/03/07/hosting-a-react-application-on-wildfly/
---

As part of an upcoming development item I am going to be working with a React application deployed to the WildFly application server and invoking Jakarta RESTful Web Service endpoints to interact with the server side of the application.

I thought others might find it useful to see the steps I have taken. This blog post describes my steps up until the point I have the default React application deployed to WildFly, I may then follow up with some blogs of my subsequent steps.