Anybody doing this? I am curious to know if anyone has implemented this in their own projects.
Basically, I have found that there is not a lot of good information out there about this. I am implementing my own LuceneContext that can be used like a Unit Of Work for a repository.
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I am trying to Migrate all data from Basecamp to Discourse. I have found some tools that could do the job well but I'd like to hear if anyone else have any suggesions before I proceed.
These are some of the Scripts I found on github but there is no option for Basecamp.
This is another Tool but I am not sure of it.
Thanks in Advance.
Does anyone know how to find out which version of play! an application is running with during runtime? I thought there might perhaps be something like play.api.Play.current.frameworkVersion.
I searched the API doc at http://www.playframework.com/documentation/api/2.1.x/scala/index.html#package for anything useful, but could not find anything.
I think I probably could hack together something like writing the SBT plugin version into a file during the compile/stage which I can then read at runtime. But I was hoping there would be a less cumbersome way of doing this...
Cheers, Alex
How about:
play.core.PlayVersion.current();
found in: http://www.playframework.com/documentation/api/2.2.0-M2/scala/index.html#play.core.PlayVersion$
I recently found out that Scala is an absolutely interesting programming language.
Since I'm not a real desktop application developer but more a webdeveloper I wanted to try out the play framework and if it works well for my purposes.
So far, I really like it, it seems to be easy to use and the developers really think it through.
BUT
I wanted to create an application with different templates, like an "internal", "external" and "admin" area. I already figured out to try out the "modular application" thing which seems to work good but I can't see any possibility to create something like multiple "template" files..
After a few hours of googling, I thought I should just ask..
Has anybody of you done it yet? Any tips how to organise it the best way?
Thanks a lot!
You can have as many views as required and you can also organize them in packages (under the app.views package) in many levels. All you need is just to learn how to reference required view from the controller.
Take a look to this sample schema.
In other words the most importantis clear and comfortable for you order, which you will be able to work with after 3 years without additional notes.
I am new to GWT. Just wondering to find differences in various releases of GWT ? I am not able to find differences in net even. Any references? links?
Anyhelp would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Priya.R
Release Notes for GWT is probably what you looking for.
Does anyone know a good production scale open source project written with GWT and the MVP pattern. I am flip flopping on a few approaches to design and wanted to see if I could find a project that tackled similar issues.
My answer comes a bit late, but I hope it can be useful. The largest example of a GWT application using MVP that I've found is Apache hupa. It uses gwt-presenter.
How about gwt-mvp-sample ? :)