We have a production running Spring MVC project. A requirement to develop a feature with MeteorJS(using MongoDB) in the same Spring MVC project. Can someone guide me if this is achievable to integrate and if yes, the best ways to achieve this.
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Can anyone help me to suggest a good architecture or Project setup for .net Core Web API Project?
How to handle dependency injection?
How to handle routing?
How to handle authentication?
How to do CRUD operations with the MS SQL server?
What are the best practices that should follow?
Sample project in git most preferred.
This question is really too general to answer in a prescriptive way, but Microsoft recommends using the Razor Pages approach for new ASP.NET Core web apps. This tutorial gives you a Razor quick-start, and touches on many of the concepts you asked about: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/tutorials/razor-pages/razor-pages-start?view=aspnetcore-3.1&tabs=visual-studio
.NET Core also has a standardized dependency injection model: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/dependency-injection?view=aspnetcore-3.1
As for authn/authz, there are some decisions for you to make about whether you trust other identity providers or manage users yourself, but this will give you a start. The related sections will get you the rest of the way toward almost any auth approach: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/security/authentication/?view=aspnetcore-3.1
I have a plugin kind of architecture and each plugins are webapps.
1. I wanted to develop each plugin as a spring MVC component(controller)
2. Then add them at run time while the spring container is still up and running.
Also these components can have dependency on each other.
I am looking into Spring DM and OSGI, but i'm not convinced with OSGI.
Can someone please help.
I have to create an application with
Flex 4 with Swiz (MVC Framework) as the UI Layer,
Spring (MVC or Web Flow) as the Business Layer,
Oracle 10g as Data layer,
Hibernate as ORM which will work with Oracle,
with Maven, with IBM Websphere and Tomcat.
I am trying to decide should I use Spring MVC (since it has to work with Swiz and Flex 4 which is MVC) or should I work with Spring Web Flow. Also any good examples on web with tutorials on this technology set.
I appreciate any help.
Thank you,
Sid
Given that WebFlow is primarily a page-flow framework, it's almost certainly inappropriate for your situation. Your Flex client will likely communicate via AJAX-style calls to the backend, and Spring MVC is the best choice for that.
I'm working on porting part of an existing Spring MVC application over to Wicket.
I used the wicket-spring library to get the initial integration working, but now I'm stuck with the best way to integrate my Spring Security implementation.
I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on the best way to handle this.
Did you check Wicket / Swarm / Spring Security How-to?
I know that asp.net MVC supports webservices call,
But I am asking in a wide scope that I have developed MVC application and I want to build an ERP that Integrates both asp.net 2005 application and my own MVC application.
So is it possible?
I am just an infant to think like this.
And this question comes in my mind when I saw a first video of webcast of WCF.
Yes you can - might need some modification of the asp.net app to include web service layer.
i would watch the MVC Storefront series http://www.asp.net/learn/mvc-videos/#MVCStorefrontStarterKit
for some tips on structuring the application and repository+ pattern
Yes, it is possible. I would build service calls (WCF, REST etc... what ever you are comfortable with) for your ERP. Once you have that your ASP.NET app can call them and so can your MVC app.