Ias--
Yes, I considered that but already had petstore mostly working and had graphics (styles / images) that could go with it. I've run into licensing problems in the past with some of the artwork contained in other samples. And, example applications tend to present better when they're pretty. <g>
In addition, it's pretty small and focuses on the web-tier and business objects without getting overly complicated.
It's certainly the case that one could add web services (and JSF for that matter) to the petstore application. In the long run, it'd be great to have the petstore use a pluggable service layer that supports an in-memory object store and a database / web service layer balances between between being easy to run and being more real-world.
And, as always, having more than one example is never a bad thing.
Eddie
Ias wrote:
How about Adventure Builder? It already uses JSF 1.0 and J2EE 1.4 including web services. Adventure Builder can demonstrate:
- Web Services Metadata - Developing web services based on JSR 181 - Deloying web services assisted by EWS (JSR 109) with JSR 181, i.e. JSR 181 J2EE model - Possibly some extensions of JSR 181 useful in real cases.
as well as the features you mentioned below.
Here's its official site: https://adventurebuilder.dev.java.net/ .
Thanks,
Ias
-----Original Message-----
From: Eddie O'Neil [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 3:17 PM
To: Beehive Developers
Cc: Beehive Users
Subject: jpetstore sample appliation
All--
One of the things that is in the works is a version of the classic Petstore webapp that demonstrates some Beehive features including:
- Custom Controls used to implement business services - The Page Flow programming model - nesting - webapp security integration - page flow scoped forms - shared flow (webapp-level flow controller) - page inputs - declarative (JSR 175 metadata) validation - The NetUI JSP tags - general tag features (forms, use of JSTL, etc) - data binding using JSP 2.0 EL - using the template tags to do site layout - internationalization using the "bundle" data binding context - editing data sets using the <netui-data:repeater> tag - Using XMLBeans with controls and Page Flows
The plan is to check this into the SVN and make it part of the Beehive tree. Hopefully, this will help by providing some examples of the Beehive functionality. Since this is happening in my spare time, I'd guess that it will be ready to checkin in the next three weeks. <g>
But, an end-to-end sample is coming.
Eddie
