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Bloko: October 2011
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Bloko: The Woko / JFacets weblog. Saturday, October 08, 2011. POJOs in the Kloud! As far as I can remember, deployment of Java webapps on the internet has always been painful. Since the early days of the servlet spec, it's been almost impossible to find cheap and reliable hosting for Servlet/JSP applications. Good news : those days might be over soon! It's basically a JEE web container (to run your servlets) plus some back-end services for various stuff, from persistence to user management etc. I had to ...
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Woko: Developer Guide
http://woko.pojosontheweb.com/developer-guide.html
Developer Guide Everything about Woko! This document describes the architecture and internals of Woko. It explains every relevant module, and shows how to use/extend the Woko APIs. You should be familiar with Java, MVC Frameworks and Web technologies in general before you read this. Woko is full stack, and relies on many different technologies. Some are optional (pluggable), but the foundation itself involves various concepts, APIs and protocols. The overall architecture looks like this :. The ObjectStor...
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Bloko: October 2007
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Bloko: The Woko / JFacets weblog. Sunday, October 28, 2007. Rich Internet Applications, Woko Style! For a while, the idea of exporting Woko managed POJOs into processable formats has been floating around. This way, the data could be accessed not only by human beings, but also by "third party" code easily. Woko already serves your POJOs as HTML. why wouldn't it serve them as XML, or JSON? This is now an out-of-the-box feature! You can now easily export your POJOs to XML or JSON, via the. In addition to XM...
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Bloko: Rich Internet Applications, Woko Style !
http://jfacets.blogspot.com/2007/10/rich-internet-applications-woko-style.html
Bloko: The Woko / JFacets weblog. Sunday, October 28, 2007. Rich Internet Applications, Woko Style! For a while, the idea of exporting Woko managed POJOs into processable formats has been floating around. This way, the data could be accessed not only by human beings, but also by "third party" code easily. Woko already serves your POJOs as HTML. why wouldn't it serve them as XML, or JSON? This is now an out-of-the-box feature! You can now easily export your POJOs to XML or JSON, via the. In addition to XM...
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Bloko: April 2009
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Bloko: The Woko / JFacets weblog. Sunday, April 12, 2009. JFacets 3.0 is out. JFacets 3.0 has just been released. Changes include :. Complete rework of the project's structure and dependencies : No third party dependencies are required for Java/XML and Annotated facets. This is great as it allows using JFacets easily without Spring. New JFacetsBuilder class for creating instances of JFacets easily, useful e.g. when you don't use Spring or any other D.I. framework. Links to this post.
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Bloko: JFacets 3.0 is out
http://jfacets.blogspot.com/2009/04/jfacets-30-is-out.html
Bloko: The Woko / JFacets weblog. Sunday, April 12, 2009. JFacets 3.0 is out. JFacets 3.0 has just been released. Changes include :. Complete rework of the project's structure and dependencies : No third party dependencies are required for Java/XML and Annotated facets. This is great as it allows using JFacets easily without Spring. New JFacetsBuilder class for creating instances of JFacets easily, useful e.g. when you don't use Spring or any other D.I. framework. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Bloko: JFacets 2.0 released
http://jfacets.blogspot.com/2007/04/jfacets-20-released.html
Bloko: The Woko / JFacets weblog. Saturday, April 14, 2007. JFacets 2.0 released. JFacets 2.0 has just been released. Here's the change list :. Enabled use of plain POJOs. Facets don't even need to implement the IFacet. Added a getFacet(facetName, profileId). Method to JFacets : allows easier use when you don't need any target object. Added access to the FacetDescriptor. Used for retrieving the facets from the facet context (deprecated one method in IFacetContextFactory. And added a new one).
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Bloko: POJOs in the Kloud !
http://jfacets.blogspot.com/2011/10/pojos-in-kloud.html
Bloko: The Woko / JFacets weblog. Saturday, October 08, 2011. POJOs in the Kloud! As far as I can remember, deployment of Java webapps on the internet has always been painful. Since the early days of the servlet spec, it's been almost impossible to find cheap and reliable hosting for Servlet/JSP applications. Good news : those days might be over soon! It's basically a JEE web container (to run your servlets) plus some back-end services for various stuff, from persistence to user management etc. I had to ...
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Bloko: April 2007
http://jfacets.blogspot.com/2007_04_01_archive.html
Bloko: The Woko / JFacets weblog. Saturday, April 14, 2007. JFacets 2.0 released. JFacets 2.0 has just been released. Here's the change list :. Enabled use of plain POJOs. Facets don't even need to implement the IFacet. Added a getFacet(facetName, profileId). Method to JFacets : allows easier use when you don't need any target object. Added access to the FacetDescriptor. Used for retrieving the facets from the facet context (deprecated one method in IFacetContextFactory. And added a new one).
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Bloko: WokoTracker demo available
http://jfacets.blogspot.com/2007/05/wokotracker-demo-available.html
Bloko: The Woko / JFacets weblog. Sunday, May 20, 2007. WokoTracker, a full blown Woko demo, has just been released on sf.net. It's a simple but functional issue tracker with 3 different roles, that demonstrates some advanced features of Woko, such as :. Custom users (part of the Domain Model). CRUD features customization (instance-based permissions and the like). Page Templates and Object Renderer extension. Filtered search, extended results page. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
