I am looking for a sample project with these requirements [Spring 4 MVC with resteasy]. But i couldn't find any solution with those requirement. Any idea about that should be helpful for me.
I googled "Spring 4 MVC with resteasy", and there are a lot of useful links !
resteasy-spring
resteasy-spring-integration-example
I hope these link help you.
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I am using elmahr for my web application. I want to extend it to my batches and console application. Do we have any direct references for the same? Thanks in Advance
Regards
Amal Thomas
ElmahR does not support that out of the box, but there is a fork that implements something very similar to what you did:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/16139769/720780
From there you could probably extract what you need. I never tried it personally but the idea is very promising, so I'd advise you have a look.
I need to give a demo on the working of Soap and Rest(practical example). Could anyone help please and suggest an example using .net frame work or any other suitable ways.
Let me put it this way "I want to implement Soap and rest web services in asp.net. I need the required steps to do it"
Thanks in advance.
A simple example that I usually use is the calculator service. This is an example Restful implementation and this is the same one using SOAP.
Searching in internet would help you.
I wound this artticle that may help you in your presntation of pros/cons of the two.
http://geeknizer.com/rest-vs-soap-using-http-choosing-the-right-webservice-protocol/
or a nice presentation taken from here
http://www.slideshare.net/cesare.pautasso/rest-vs-soap-making-the-right-architectural-decision-1st-international-soa-symposium-amsterdam-october-2008-presentation
Hope it helps.
WCF is smart. He can make us go. We need him. REST / SOAP endpoints for a WCF service
Given the fact that you're about to do a presentation, I think you want examles in terms of use cases and not technically, right?
Here are a few examples:
Translation service
Currency converter
I want to be able to share the same EDMX across multiple projects in the same solution. So I put it in its own project so that I can reference it. The problem is that when I try to use the Controller generator in MVC3 it won't let me because the EDMX is not under the Model folder. There has to be a simple way to fix this. Any ideas?
Thank you,
Aaron
Yep its really easy (when you know how). There is a complete walkthrough here http://thedatafarm.com/blog/data-access/mvc3-1-scaffolding-magic-with-database-or-model-first-not-just-code-first/ from Julie Lerman.
In brief when you scaffold the controller you need to specify both the model and the context from your separate project to get it to work.
I have some experience with seam 2, and now I am trying seam 3, but I notice there are a lot of differences.
I would like to know if there is some kind of tutorial or blog post to read for someone who is migrating from seam 2 to seam 3, like me. I already found http://seamframework.org/Seam3/Seam2ToSeam3MigrationNotes, but that is way too short...
regards...
Migrating from seam 2 to seam 3 is very painfull process in most cases worth no effort. Firstly you must find someone, who does not know that it is impossible thing and then pray that he will not notice this.
No there is no migration guide yet. The Seam team is working on it.
Is there some easy to follow tutorial for a Spring MVC newbie to add Tiles 2 to a very simple application? Heck, I don't really care if it's Tiles 2. I just can't stand copying the same JSP over and over.
I come from the Rails world where partials are dirt simple.
I basically just need a main.jsp file that contains sections that I can replace from other JSP's.
< rant >
Every tutorial I find lists what seems like hundreds of lines of XML and assumes I know what viewResolvers, ContextLoadListeners and JohnsonRods are. I realize I have a lot to learn. I'm proud that after only 3 days I got clean urls and annotated controllers working. But being a C# and Ruby developer, I'm finding Java web programming painful. (btw, my day time job is moving me to Java that's why I must suffer the pain..lol)
< /rant >
Thanks for any help.
Perhaps you should try Spring Roo,. The webapp generated by it uses Tiles2.
You could also see if this tutorial helps.
Closing this. I was told to use Struts 1 instead... :-/