Good Afternoon, I ended up developing a monolithic, but I want to separate it into several jars...
can someone tell me how to do this or some documentation that allows this to happen.
Today my application works with tomcat with spring
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I just started learning Apache ISIS. I have configured the application and imported into Eclipse(Mars). Can anyone tell me how I can run the application from eclipse.
The main thing you need to do is to set up the DataNucleus enhancer. There's details and a screencast here
We have found that the DN enhancer can be a little unreliable on larger projects, which was one of the reasons as developers we ended up moving to using IntelliJ (community edition is fine). YMMV.
Within an IDE you run the app using the org.apache.isis.WebServer helper class (it's just a wrapper around jetty).
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I am little confused which one is best for build hybrid mobile application.
IONIC Framework, Onsen Framework, IBM Worklight, Sencha or other. I am familiar with javascript, css, and angular.js
There is no "better" framework. They all have their own strength and weakness.
The only things that matter for me when I want to start a new project with a new technology are:
Is it mature enough to be used in production?
Is it still in developpment?
Is it well documented?
Is the community active?
Is it hard to use?
I'm using Onsen UI And Ionic and for what I can tell, both are doing the job, are easy to learn once you know how to use Angular.
Ionic:
Big community and support
Lots of tool to make your developpment easier
Plugins and themes available
Growing project
Onsen UI
Can be used with multiple framework
Good Documentation
Easy Router implementation
Small community
I am exploring different options for creating my first mobile app. I am from a web development background using Rails and Postgres.
I am unsure of how something like the Ionic framework works. I've looked around on the web but I weren't able to find answers to my specific question. Is my understanding correct that I will be able to create a full Rails/Postgres backend with various API's and then talk to the backend from my Hybrid mobile app (Ionic framework)?
Can anybody point me to a tutorial that might have worked for them please?
We've just released a tutorial on how to integrate a Rails backend with Ionic, based on our experience building many real world production apps.
You can find it here:
http://www.dovetaildigital.io/blog/2015/8/21/rails-and-ionic-make-love-part-one
This is the first of a three part series in which we move from basic integration to full user authentication and integration testing. Hopefully this is of some help to you!
So if you have any epxerience in web design ionic is a very easy. You build a webpage just like you would for hosting on a server. All ionic does, along with angular js, is extend html's vocabulary using something called directives. I would use the intel xdk. It has brackets as a built in text editor, a built in phone emulator, and a build server for mobile apps all tied into one. You can also start with an ionic template. what you end up with is some html, javascript (mostly angular js), and some css. Then that code is built into a mobile app for whatever platform you choose through the cordova build process. You can grab the intel xdk here https://software.intel.com/en-us/html5/tools, ionic docs are here http://ionicframework.com/docs/, and an ionic tutorial here http://ionicframework.com/getting-started/. Best of luck to you!
I have been looking for a data synchronization solution for an iOS app I have been working on for quite some time, and I think I found the solution in the Helios backend framework. The first problem I have noticed is there is little to no documentation covering this project. The only shred of useful information I have discovered is the Readme on the Github project page.
Now I know I need to use Postgres in order to use this framework with my rails app which I have converted too. Next, I understand this framework allows building a standalone app with the helios command. I would prefer to keep my existing rails app that I have spent time building and incorporate helios as a gem in the current project I am working on, which the Readme provides information on. However I would like to know how I would link up xcdatamodel with a standalone rails application because I did not see any documentation on this when reading the Readme. Finally, are there any valuable resources on the internet concerning this framework?
Upgrading MVC apps done with VS 2010 has been the biggest issue for me. I have an application that I use to run various websites and I maintain and develop this application separetely then upgrade the sites based on it. A lot of things might change during development of a new version - new Views, new Controllers, stuff added into JS files, updated stylesheets etc.
I've searched around the web but nothing useful came up besides this Haack's article but no source code is available.
I also tried making a Nuget package for the entire MVC app and while this works, it doesn't package up the resource files (an issue within Nuget itself) and my apps rely on those so until this is fixed I cannot use this method.
I checked how others do it and this pretty much summarizes Umbraco's way and it's the same painful way of a dozen of steps like I do it now.
Do you have any good advice on it?
You don't specify the target OS, but I create native packages, i.e. .deb for Ubuntu servers.
However this still means you need to specify all files, manage configuration, upgrade database schemes. But if you test this on a CI server it becomes more reliable, and you can do it iteratively. This is all part of good deployment practice. I can recommend the Continuous Delivery book.