Just to follow up on the Grails suggestion.
* http://www.infoq.com/minibooks/grails
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On 1/10/07, Jason King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
grails, http://grails.codehaus.org might be a better choice as it links
into several standard java projects (specifically spring and hibernate)
w/o you havi
Yet another native guide:
* Java CRUD frameworks - http://kproject.gr/blog/?p=7
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grails, http://grails.codehaus.org might be a better choice as it links
into several standard java projects (specifically spring and hibernate)
w/o you having to learn them up front.
Groovy might be a better conceptual fit if you're coming from a 4gl
background as well.
Ted Husted wrote:
You m
You might want to give Ruby on Rails a look see. It isn't Java, or an
ASF project, but it is open source, and a lot of Java developers have
defected to RoR over the last couple of years.
* http://www.rubyonrails.org/
And do invest an afternoon in setting up Subversion, even if you are
working a
he 4GL stuff recently. Needless to say, it is not a good thing for
my career to lose my coding skill -- the job market for java web developers
is much bigger than for 4GL developers.
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> are you talking about RAD a in
> Rapid application development (RAD) ?
>
> If yes, than it doesn't depend on the framework you use. It's the
> definition of development process, not on which framework you intend
> to run.
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> regards
> Leon
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Phil_M wrote:
Since I'll be the only author until at least an alpha release is
ready, I can defer CVS for the moment -- as you said, we need to
avoid overrunning our brain's buffers.
I would caution against this. The added difficulty of setting up a cvs
or svn repository is minimal (add an ho
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Bruno:
Thanks for your excellent reply -- if I understand right, you're
suggesting a java servlets based architecture (tomcat & u
the framework you use. It's the
> definition of development process, not on which framework you intend
> to run.
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> regards
> Leon
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> second version.
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> That should be a good start. It is probably overwhelming, but it is all
> pretty much needed.
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> Bruno
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ipt yet. Do that in your
second version.
That should be a good start. It is probably overwhelming, but it is all
pretty much needed.
Bruno
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Model be reverse engeneering.
Lot's of other frameworks use this feature of hibernate to generate
quickly a CRUD application (appfuse, Seam, ...).
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a persistent Model be reverse engeneering.
Lot's of other frameworks use this feature of hibernate to generate
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y vague, but can anyone point me in the right direction?
TIA,
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