WildFly Beta 1 has been available for some time now. Tech Tip #1 shows you how to get started with it. Have you tried it ?
This tip will inform you of where all the different Java EE 7 component implementations are coming from:
| Component | JSR | Implementation |
|---|---|---|
| Java API for WebSocket | 356 | Undertow (lightweight Web server for WildFly) |
| Java API for JSON Processing | 353 | Used from GlassFish |
| Concurrency Utilities for Java EE | 236 | Used from GlassFish |
| Batch Applications for the Java Platform | 352 | jberet |
| Java API for RESTful Web Services | 339 |
RESTEasy 
|
| Java Message Service (JSR 343) | 343 |
HornetQ 
|
| Contexts and Dependency Injection | 346 |
Weld 
|
| Bean Validation | 349 |
Hibernate Validator 
|
| Java API for Persistence | 338 |
Hibernate 
|
| Java Connector Architecture | 322 |
IronJacamar 
|
| Java Transaction API | 907 |
Narayana 
|
| JavaServer Faces | 344 | Used from GlassFish |
| Expression Language | 341 | Used from GlassFish |
| Servlet | 340 | Undertow |
| Enterprise JavaBeans | 345 | WildFly |
| Java API for XML-based Web Services | 224 |
JBossWS  (Apache CXF is default)
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And in case you are wondering, here is a pancake diagram that shows how these technologies fit together:
Have you tried any of the implementations by itself ?
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