Re: Adding data Nucleus to Eclipse

On 3 January 2014 11:25, Vladimir Nišević wrote: > Hi, Eclipse has various perspectives. When developing Java, you usually use > one of this perspectives: "Java" or "Java EE". Perspective "Java EE" comes > with specific Eclipse plugins - "J2EE Development" - see > http://www.eclipse.org/download

Re: next-gen viewer (was ISIS with JPA)

Hi Dan, This is intriguing. So would this be a rich client written in AngularJS that makes ajax calls to the Restful Objects viewer? Are there any details I can read? May I ask: what makes you choose AngularJS over alternatives, such as Bootstrap? Regards, Ged On 7 January 2014 07:14, Dan

Re: ISIS with JPA

On 6 January 2014 11:29, GESCONSULTOR - Óscar Bou wrote: > ... There's no guide as it would be needed to implement something > equivalent to the isis-objectstore-jdo [1]. > > Perhaps Jeroen or Dan can give you an estimate about the effort it would > require. > I reckon it'd take about 30 days

Re: Customisation of Screen property

On 6 January 2014 14:55, Chohan, Dharmesh wrote: > Hi Dan > could you subscribe to this mailing list, Dharmesh? Otherwise, I have to explicitly approve your postings. > > I have got following queries regarding ISIS to what I am trying to achieve. > > >1. Some of the screens are generat

Customisation of Screen property

Hi Dan I have got following queries regarding ISIS to what I am trying to achieve. 1. Some of the screens are generated with default titles and links, e.g. How can I customise the text what is generated. Also how do I customise the "OK" button. Basically I want to change the "123456789

Re: ISIS with JPA

There's also a good argument to your boss or team. JDO better supports NoSQL (such as MongoDB, Neo4J, HBases and others; see [1] and [2]). JPA was designed from the beginning to only support relational databases [3] and there are some "bad assumptions" on current API. That can become more and

Re: ISIS with JPA

... There's no guide as it would be needed to implement something equivalent to the isis-objectstore-jdo [1]. Perhaps Jeroen or Dan can give you an estimate about the effort it would require. As DataNucleus would also be the underlying object-store implementation, the "only" benefit would

RE: ISIS with JPA

I think JPA through DataNucleus should also be OK. Is there any guide to override the config of JDO in ISIS? BR Ranganath Varma -Original Message- From: GESCONSULTOR - Óscar Bou [mailto:o@gesconsultor.com] Sent: Monday, January 06, 2014 4:29 PM To: users@isis.apache.org Subject: Re: I

Re: ISIS with JPA

Seems Jeroen's posted at the same time :-)) Alternatively, there's an easier path that would be to support JPA through DataNucleus. Regards, Oscar El 06/01/2014, a las 11:56, GESCONSULTOR - Óscar Bou escribió: > Hi, Chittari. > > Currently Isis does not have an implementation for JPA, on

Re: ISIS with JPA

Hi, Chittari. Currently Isis does not have an implementation for JPA, only for JDO. We've successfully (and really easily) migrated our domain from JPA to JDO. There was a recent thread detailing all this. You can find it here [1]. If anything's needed, feel free to ask. HTH, Oscar [1] htt

Re: ISIS with JPA

> 1. We will like to use ISIS with JPA/Hibernate. Does ISIS Objectstore > support JPA? We don't want JDO as our team most familiar with JPA. There was a recent discussion on JPA vs JDO on the mailinglist [1]. > 2. How to override the JDO/DataNucleus configuration with JPA/Hibernate in > ISIS?

ISIS with JPA

Hello, 1. We will like to use ISIS with JPA/Hibernate. Does ISIS Objectstore support JPA? We don't want JDO as our team most familiar with JPA. 2. How to override the JDO/DataNucleus configuration with JPA/Hibernate in ISIS? BR Ranganath Varma The information contained in this electroni