anchor.diff:  All that’s required though is just adding it as a normal Maven dependency to your project (
   check the below Java driver version table to make sure it will work).
   
  +Example pom.xml dependencies for each NoSQL fraction:
   [source,xml]
   ----
     <dependencies>
  
positive.code: |YES
  
  |===
  
  
  === Connecting to MongoDB from WildFly
  
  
negative.code: == Define NoSQL connection profiles
  
  Each NoSQL connection profile uniquely names the profile *id*, which can be used to *@Inject @Named("id")*
  the connection into your application code.
  
  Each NoSQL connection profile (optionally) specifies the *module* name that contains the native NoSQL driver classes, which is important for working with other software that may presume different NoSQL driver module names.  If the *module* is not specified, a default name is used.
  
  [source,java]
  ----
     @Inject @Named("MyMongoDB") MongoDatabase database;
  