Payara Server comes bundled with OpenMQ, which implements the Java Message Service (JMS) standard.

For simple messaging scenarios, it is convenient to use embedded OpenMQ broker, which is available by default. However, this embedded OpenMQ is running inside the JVM instance of Payara Server. This implies that whenever one of them needs to be restarted, the other one gets restarted too.

Of course, as responsible developers, we all thoroughly test our code and therefore our applications never need troubleshooting; it's everyone else's code that goes wrong.

So what do we do when the inevitable happens?

Payara Server y NetBeans son perfectos para crear servicios web RESTFul y aplicaciones web!

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En este corto video, voy a mostraros como de fácil es crear un servicio web RESTFul utilizando Payara Server con NetBeans.

Payara Server & NetBeans are perfect for creating RESTful web services and web applications!

In this short video, I show you how easy it is to create a ‘hello world’ RESTful web service using Payara Server with NetBeans.

In this blog post I will provide a brief introduction to JASPIC and then take a walk through setting up a basic demo using JASPIC to secure a simple web application in Payara Server.