CRUD - Revision history

JaroslavTulach at 08:06, 17 September 2014

2014-09-17T08:06:18Z

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		+	The ultimate goal is to deploy the application everywhere while making it look more or less the same. Following picture shows how close [[DukeScript]] is to such goal
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		+	[[Image:CrudDemoEverywhere.jpg\|800x600px]]
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		+	The [[CRUD]] archetype was used to create new application which was deployed to [[iPad]], [[Android]] phone, [[Safari]] browser, running in a [[JavaFX]] webview (being debugged from [[NetBeans]]) and also in an [[iOS]] simulator.

	{{:JerseyFaces}}		{{:JerseyFaces}}

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JaroslavTulach at 22:58, 10 September 2014

2014-09-10T22:58:27Z

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	When showing the usefulness of [[DukeScript]] some people believe it is best demonstrated on games like [[MineSweeper]]. Other group recommends to show [[wikipedia:Create,_read,_update_and_delete\|CRUD]] - as a typical business oriented application.		When showing the usefulness of [[DukeScript]] some people believe it is best demonstrated on games like [[MineSweeper]]. Other group recommends to show [[wikipedia:Create,_read,_update_and_delete\|CRUD]] - as a typical business oriented application.

-	It is my pleasure to announce a sample [[DukeScript]] [[CRUD]] and [[Jersey]] wizard being ready. Watch, follow, use and enjoy:	+	It is my pleasure to announce a sample [[DukeScript]] [[CRUD]] and [[Jersey]] wizard being ready. Watch, follow, use and enjoy something that [[I]] like to call [[JerseyFaces]]:

	{{#ev:youtube\|WYhshaXMAKM}}		{{#ev:youtube\|WYhshaXMAKM}}
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		+	{{:JerseyFaces}}

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JaroslavTulach at 22:56, 10 September 2014

2014-09-10T22:56:06Z

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	When showing the usefulness of [[DukeScript]] some people believe it is best demonstrated on games like [[MineSweeper]]. Other group recommends to show [[wikipedia:Create,_read,_update_and_delete\|CRUD]] - as a typical business oriented application.		When showing the usefulness of [[DukeScript]] some people believe it is best demonstrated on games like [[MineSweeper]]. Other group recommends to show [[wikipedia:Create,_read,_update_and_delete\|CRUD]] - as a typical business oriented application.

-	It is my pleasure to announce a sample [[DukeScript]] [[CRUD]] and [[Jersey]] wizard being ready. Watch, follow and enjoy:	+	It is my pleasure to announce a sample [[DukeScript]] [[CRUD]] and [[Jersey]] wizard being ready. Watch, follow, use and enjoy:

	{{#ev:youtube\|WYhshaXMAKM}}		{{#ev:youtube\|WYhshaXMAKM}}

	[[Category:Video]]		[[Category:Video]]

JaroslavTulach at 22:55, 10 September 2014

2014-09-10T22:55:09Z

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	When showing the usefulness of [[DukeScript]] some people believe it is best demonstrated on games like [[MineSweeper]]. Other group recommends to show [[wikipedia:Create,_read,_update_and_delete\|CRUD]] - as a typical business oriented application.		When showing the usefulness of [[DukeScript]] some people believe it is best demonstrated on games like [[MineSweeper]]. Other group recommends to show [[wikipedia:Create,_read,_update_and_delete\|CRUD]] - as a typical business oriented application.

-	It is my pleasure to announce a sample [[DukeScript]] [[CRUD]] ~~being (almost) ready (almost, because it depends on a snapshot version of~~ [[Jersey]], ~~but that should not stop you trying it).~~	+	It is my pleasure to announce a sample [[DukeScript]] [[CRUD]] and [[Jersey]] wizard being ready. Watch, follow and enjoy:

-	~~== [[CRUD]] for [[Java]], [[iOS]], [[Android]] and any [[Bck2Brwsr~~\|~~browser]] ==~~	+	{{#ev:youtube\|WYhshaXMAKM}}

-	~~First of all the basic setup:~~	+	[[Category:Video]]
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-	~~<source lang="bash">~~	+
-	~~$ git clone https://github.com/jtulach/jersey.git~~	+
-	~~$ cd jersey/~~	+
-	~~$ git checkout d6e0bf4c98a0b229aa3c2b14cea73031b78ee59f~~	+
-	~~$ cd examples/jerseyfaces/~~	+
-	~~$ mvn clean install~~	+
-	~~</source>~~	+
-		+
-	~~===~~ [[~~REST]] Server ===~~	+
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-	~~Now you should open '''server''' project in [[NetBeans]] IDE and start it or debug it. Alternatively you can stick with command line [[Maven]] and try~~:	+
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-	~~<source lang="bash">~~	+
-	~~# assuming you are in examples/jerseyfaces/ directory~~	+
-	~~$ cd server~~	+
-	~~$ mvn exec:java~~	+
-	~~INFO: Started listener bound to [localhost:8080]~~	+
-	~~Press Enter to shutdown the server~~	+
-	~~</source>~~	+
-		+
-	~~the server gets started on given port, which you may inspect in your browser. The resource name is ''contacts'', e.g. the URL is http://localhost:8080/contacts - keep server process running.~~	+
-		+
-	~~=== Clients ===~~	+
-		+
-	However that is not the important part. More interesting is to see the variety of clients that we have. Open the '''client''' project in [[NetBeans]] IDE and either run or debug it - you get desktop client (plus a tooling support in [[NetBeans]]). Alternatively stick with [[Maven]] to see the client as well (without any tooling):	+
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-	~~<source lang="bash">~~	+
-	~~# assuming you are in examples/jerseyfaces/ directory~~	+
-	~~$ cd client~~	+
-	~~$ mvn exec:java~~	+
-	~~</source>~~	+
-		+
-	~~If you reproduced my steps properly, you will see record with information about [[I\|me]] which you can modify, delete or create your own ones.~~	+
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-	Let's try another client. From the client project's popup menu choose '''Custom/Run in a Browser''' and you'll get client which looks the same, but runs in real browser, even without [[Java]] plugin installed - completely client side technology thanks to [[Bck2Brwsr\|our VM]]. Again, this can be done from command line:	+
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-	~~<source lang="bash">~~	+
-	~~# assuming you are in examples/jerseyfaces/client directory~~	+
-	~~$ mvn -Pbck2brwsr clean package bck2brwsr:show -Dbck2brwsr.obfuscationlevel=NONE~~	+
-	~~</source>~~	+
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-	~~=== Next Steps ===~~	+
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-	Of course, there are other clients (hint [[iOS]], [[Android]]) in the '''Custom''' menu, but I think, the point has been made. Try it and let me know if something is broken. I'd like to turn this into a [[Maven]] ~~archetype, so a bit of testing is going to be useful. Thanks for your help.~~	+
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-	~~<comments/>~~	+

JaroslavTulach: /* Clients */

2014-07-31T08:49:22Z

Clients

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	<source lang="bash">		<source lang="bash">
		+	# assuming you are in examples/jerseyfaces/client directory
	$ mvn -Pbck2brwsr clean package bck2brwsr:show -Dbck2brwsr.obfuscationlevel=NONE		$ mvn -Pbck2brwsr clean package bck2brwsr:show -Dbck2brwsr.obfuscationlevel=NONE
	</source>		</source>

JaroslavTulach: /* Clients */

2014-07-31T08:48:49Z

Clients

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	<source lang="bash">		<source lang="bash">
		+	# assuming you are in examples/jerseyfaces/ directory
	$ cd client		$ cd client
	$ mvn exec:java		$ mvn exec:java

JaroslavTulach: /* REST Server */

2014-07-31T08:48:37Z

REST Server

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	<source lang="bash">		<source lang="bash">
		+	# assuming you are in examples/jerseyfaces/ directory
	$ cd server		$ cd server
	$ mvn exec:java		$ mvn exec:java

JaroslavTulach: /* Clients */

2014-07-29T14:28:43Z

Clients

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-	Of course, there are other clients (hint [[iOS]], [[Android]]) in the '''Custom''' menu, but I think, the point has been made. Try it and let me know if something is broken. I'd like to turn this into a [[Maven]] archetype, so a bit of testing is going to be useful.	+	=== Next Steps ===
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		+	Of course, there are other clients (hint [[iOS]], [[Android]]) in the '''Custom''' menu, but I think, the point has been made. Try it and let me know if something is broken. I'd like to turn this into a [[Maven]] archetype, so a bit of testing is going to be useful. Thanks for your help.

	<comments/>		<comments/>

JaroslavTulach: /* Clients */

2014-07-29T14:27:59Z

Clients

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	If you reproduced my steps properly, you will see record with information about [[I\|me]] which you can modify, delete or create your own ones.		If you reproduced my steps properly, you will see record with information about [[I\|me]] which you can modify, delete or create your own ones.

-	Let's try another client. From the client project's popup menu choose '''Custom/Run in a Browser''' and you'll get client which looks the same ~~running~~ in ~~your~~ browser. Again, this can be done from command line:	+	Let's try another client. From the client project's popup menu choose '''Custom/Run in a Browser''' and you'll get client which looks the same, but runs in real browser, even without [[Java]] plugin installed - completely client side technology thanks to [[Bck2Brwsr\|our VM]]. Again, this can be done from command line:

	<source lang="bash">		<source lang="bash">

JaroslavTulach: /* Clients */

2014-07-29T14:26:45Z

Clients

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	If you reproduced my steps properly, you will see record with information about [[I\|me]] which you can modify, delete or create your own ones.		If you reproduced my steps properly, you will see record with information about [[I\|me]] which you can modify, delete or create your own ones.

-	Let's try another client. From a project popup menu choose '''Custom/Run in a Browser''' and you'll get client which looks the same running in your browser. Again, this can be done from command line:	+	Let's try another client. From the client project's popup menu choose '''Custom/Run in a Browser''' and you'll get client which looks the same running in your browser. Again, this can be done from command line:

	<source lang="bash">		<source lang="bash">