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This article explains how to write and deploy a custom Tomcat valve into WildFly/EAP JBossWeb runtime. For details on how to write and deploy a custom Tomcat valve into a Tomcat container, see {{Internal|Custom Tomcat Valve|Custom Tomcat Valve}}
This article explains how to write and deploy a custom Tomcat valve into WildFly/EAP JBossWeb runtime. For details on how to write and deploy a custom Tomcat valve into a Tomcat container, see {{Internal|Custom Tomcat Valve|Custom Tomcat Valve}}


A custom valve can be deployed globally as part of the JBossWeb [[Tomcat Concepts#Engine|Engine]]'s [[Tomcat_Concepts#Request_Processing_Pipelinerequest processing pipeline]], or embedded with an application, part of the [[Tomcat_Concepts#Context|Context]]'s request processing pipeline.
A custom valve can be deployed globally as part of the JBossWeb [[Tomcat Concepts#Engine|Engine]]'s [[Tomcat_Concepts#Request_Processing_Pipeline|request processing pipeline]], or embedded with an application, part of the [[Tomcat_Concepts#Context|Context]]'s request processing pipeline.

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This article explains how to write and deploy a custom Tomcat valve into WildFly/EAP JBossWeb runtime. For details on how to write and deploy a custom Tomcat valve into a Tomcat container, see

Custom Tomcat Valve

A custom valve can be deployed globally as part of the JBossWeb Engine's request processing pipeline, or embedded with an application, part of the Context's request processing pipeline.