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## Install Guide for Wildfly
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The MVC implementation Ozark is based on Jersey. This makes is a little bit tricky to get MVC running on Wildfly, because Wildfly provides with ReastEasy a competing JAX-RS implementation.
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To get Ozark running together with Wildfly first you need to add the Ozark implementation together with the Jersey Dependencies to your project. The the following pom.xml example showing the dependency configuration:
The important part here is to deactivate the jersey hibernate-validation. This can be don with the ‘exclusion’ tag of maven.
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In the next step you need to provide two wildfly deployment descriptors to ensure that the RestEasy Subsystem is deactivated.
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Note: This guide is not relevant any more. Today Ozark supports Wildfly using the RESTEasy integration module.
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However, we decided to keep this guide alive.
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The MVC implementation Ozark is based on Jersey. This makes is a little bit tricky to get MVC running on Wildfly, because Wildfly provides with RESTEasy, a competing JAX-RS implementation.
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To get Ozark running together with Wildfly first you need to add the Ozark implementation together with the Jersey dependencies to your project. The the following `pom.xml` example showing the dependency configuration:
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