Quick post to help people trying to make stuff on those great tools developed by webdetails.pt . They are great but have a lack of docs, so this two links would help:
http://www.vinzi.nl/media/CDE-introduction_V0_8.pdf
http://www.tikalk.com/incubator/blog/creating-bugzilla-dashboard-%E2%80%93-hands-cde-tutorial-%E2%80%93-fuse-day-3-session-summary
I got those links in IRC ##pentaho channel on freenode btw
PD: If you want to install CDE in a context path different to /pentaho/, keep in mind that uri is hardcoded in all js and templates files of the pentaho-cde-dd directory
miércoles, 30 de marzo de 2011
jueves, 10 de marzo de 2011
Messing with Roo
In the last Google I/O was anounced that GWT 2 will have support in Spring Roo. I never heard of Roo before and I wanted to take look (http://www.springsource.org/roo).
It seems that Roo improves the development by maintaining all the interfaces, stubs and glue code that is boring when you use GWT or Entities.
I just ran two of the demos...a classic Spring Controller Roo Project with handling the CRUD of a Concat entity (http://s3.springsource.com/MRKT/roo/2010-01-Five_Minutes_Roo.mov):
And a GWT integration handling the CRUD of an equipment (http://www.thescreencast.com/2010/05/how-to-gwt-roo.html)
So far it was pretty impressive to make an entity based application in 5 minutes without all the glue code, but as this is a new concept I wonder if anyone has done any real large sized project supported in Roo....
It seems that Roo improves the development by maintaining all the interfaces, stubs and glue code that is boring when you use GWT or Entities.
I just ran two of the demos...a classic Spring Controller Roo Project with handling the CRUD of a Concat entity (http://s3.springsource.com/MRKT/roo/2010-01-Five_Minutes_Roo.mov):
And a GWT integration handling the CRUD of an equipment (http://www.thescreencast.com/2010/05/how-to-gwt-roo.html)
So far it was pretty impressive to make an entity based application in 5 minutes without all the glue code, but as this is a new concept I wonder if anyone has done any real large sized project supported in Roo....
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