Hi Arnaud,
As a member of the Errai team at JBoss, I just wanted to jump in and
correct a few of your assertions here before any bad rumours get started.
There is no part of JPA that we ever claimed was unsupportable. We've
started with a useful subset and we're working with the community to ad
Sounds nice, but if you want people to really use it, make sure it's
"carried" by a company that will ensure future maintenance
Example: maybe you make an awesome tool, but if you next year decide to
changes jobs or not maintain it anymore, people are stuck with it and can't
upgrade to newer
I completely agree with this point ! It should be fast enough so that
browser doesn't seem sluggish.
Arnaud
2013/11/27 Jens
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>>- You can only execute very simple queries,
>>- You cannot use any joins or nested attribute retrieval,
>>- All queries should be parsable at compile time
The problem is that Errai is not supported by an underlying powerful SQL
implementation. That's why they say those features will *never *be
implemented, because that's not possible with their underlying data storage
management (i guess but i am not 100% sure, that they use the LocalStorage
which is
>
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>- You can only execute very simple queries,
>- You cannot use any joins or nested attribute retrieval,
>- All queries should be parsable at compile time. That means you
>cannot generate dynamic queries during your application run,
>- Transactions are not possible,
>
ERRAI is open source. Why not extend or contribuate to it instead of
rolling with a yet a new library ?
Sounds good though :)
2013/11/27 Arnaud TOURNIER
> Yes i know ERRAI but :
>
>
>- You can only execute very simple queries,
>- You cannot use any joins or nested attribute retrieval,
Yes i know ERRAI but :
- You can only execute very simple queries,
- You cannot use any joins or nested attribute retrieval,
- All queries should be parsable at compile time. That means you cannot
generate dynamic queries during your application run,
- Transactions are not possible
try Errai framework.
On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 9:26 PM, Ltearno wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I am planning to implement a fully compliant JPA library for GWT. But
> before i do so, i need to first know whether people would be interested by
> such a project.
>
> So here is a survey that i ask you to
Hi everybody,
I am planning to implement a fully compliant JPA library for GWT. But
before i do so, i need to first know whether people would be interested by
such a project.
So here is a survey that i ask you to fill, it will help me to focus on
most important features first.
http://www.ltec
Hi all,
I just wanted to share the link for a few modules related to GWT /
gears / HTML5 that we've recently packaged as open source at
http://code.google.com/p/rebar, which includes:
* GWT linker for building (Gears) workers, complete with RPC support
* JDBC emulation layer that facilitates test
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