anchor.diff:  +
   . Access the web page at http://localhost:8080/javaee7/TestServlet and see the output as:
   +
  -image:images/deploy-javaee7-sample-output.png[Java EE 7 Sample Application Output]
  -
  +image::images/deploy-javaee7-sample-output.png[Java EE 7 Sample Application Output]
  +
  +=== Java (TBD)
  +
  +=== Ruby (TBD)
  +
  +=== Perl (TBD)
  
positive.code: 
  *Purpose*: This section explains how to deploy a Java EE 7 application to WildFly using curl.
  
  curl -X POST -F "file=@javaee7-1.0-SNAPSHOT.war;Content-Type=application/octet-stream" --digest http://u1:p1@localhost:9990/management/add-content
  
  ==== HTTP APIs
  
  http://localhost:9990/management?operation=deploy
  
  
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  Now accessing the console at http://localhost:9990/console prompts for a username and password. Enter the username `sheldon' and password `baz^ngaA' and then the console is shown as:
  +
  image::images/deploy-admin-console.png[Admin Console]
  +
  . Click on `Manage Deployments' to see the output as:
  +
  image::images/deploy-admin-console-deployments-first.png[Admin Console Deployments]
  +
  . Click on `Add' button to see:
  +
  image::images/deploy-admin-console-add-first.png[Add a Deployment]
  +
  . Click on `Choose File' button and select the war file.
  +
  Click on `Next >>' button. Take the defaults and click `Save'.
  +
  . By default the application is not enabled and the console shows:
  +
  image::images/deploy-enable-disable-app.png[En/Disable Button]
  +
  Click on `En/Disable' button, click on `Confirm' and now the app is ready to be used. Access the application http://localhost:8080/javaee7-1.0-SNAPSHOT.war/EmployeeList.
  
  === Maven plugin
  
  