Hi Jan, I have moved and renamed your vue.js example and also created a JIRA issue (EMPIREDB-271)
However I have problems running the example. Can you please check, whether everything is OK after moving and give me some advice on how to run it (I have tried starting it in Eclipse using a Tomcat 8 server. The REST service output looks OK, but the frontend is not connecting) Thanks and Regards Rainer > from: Jan Glaubitz [mailto:[email protected]] > to: [email protected] > subject: Re: empire-db vue example > > Hi Rainer, > > IMHO it should be splitted into 2 separate projects, like empire-db-jsf2 and > emire-db-examples/empire-db-examples-jsf2. But youre right, in the > current state it fits better in examples than in root. > > Would be great if you could do it. Thanks! > > - jan > > Von meinem iPhone gesendet > > > Am 15.01.2018 um 08:23 schrieb Rainer Döbele <[email protected]>: > > > > Hello Jan, > > > > Thanks a lot for providing your vue example. > > Unfortunately, I haven’t really had a chance to try it, but a few thoughts > beforehand: > > I would prefer to have it in the examples folder rather than in the root > folder, like all the other example projects. > > The name would then be accordingly "empire-db-example-vue". > > > > Do you want to move it there, or would you rather have me doing it? > > > > Best regards, > > Rainer > > > > > >> from: Jan Glaubitz [mailto:[email protected]] > >> to: dev <[email protected]> > >> re: Re: Merry Christmas and future plans > >> > >> Hi Rainer, > >> hi all, > >> > >> sorry for my late reply. > >> > >> I just added empire-db-vue-example to the git repository. I don’t > >> have much time at the moment, so there are some JavaScript errors I > >> wasn't able to fix now. I thought entering a date via html5 input tag > >> already worked, but it does not. Maybe I don’t have the latest > >> version of the source code (but newer version are lost if not). Also > >> I thought updating already worked, but its only implemented in the > >> service. Don’t expect too much of it all, its really early stage and > >> very raw, but at the moment don’t have a use case for it, so I don’t think > i’ll touch it any time soon. > >> > >> To run it you have to put jquery in the „js“ folder. Embedding of > >> vue.js is commented out (see index.html). > >> > >> Feel free to delete it from the repository if you don’t think its > >> useful at all :) > >> > >> - jan > >> > >>> Am 31.12.2017 um 19:08 schrieb Rainer Döbele <[email protected]>: > >>> > >>> Hi Jan, > >>> > >>> thanks for your reply and letting us know what you are up to. > >>> > >>> Recently my web projects are becoming also more and more client > >>> driven > >> using REST services to communicate. > >>> I very much appreciate the idea to provide some sort of blueprint of > >>> how to > >> utilize Empire-db metadata on the client-side. > >>> I have also looked at the most popular JS-Frameworks (Angular, React > >>> and > >> Vue) and I liked Vue the most, as it is powerful but lean. > >>> Hence I would very much appreciate if you could donate your Vue > >>> example > >> and I would be willing to have a look at it and possibly complete it. > >>> > >>> Regards, > >>> Rainer > >>> > >>> > >>>> from: Jan Glaubitz [mailto:[email protected]] > >>>> to: dev <[email protected]> > >>>> subject: Re: Merry Christmas and future plans > >>>> > >>>> Hi Rainer, hi all, > >>>> > >>>> thank you for taking care of the project. > >>>> > >>>> Honestly, I don’t really know how to approve Empire-db for now - > >>>> I’m using it in all my Java-projcts that involves a database and > >>>> its really rock > >> solid. > >>>> > >>>> A few month ago I started working on a small example app to make it > >>>> easier to develop database driven web applications with Vue.js > >>>> (https://vuejs.org <https://vuejs.org/>). I wanted something that > >>>> works almost as good as Empire-JSF. Unfortunately I ran out if > >>>> spare time, so I stopped. I cant remember how far it went (AFAIR I > >>>> started with the „value“ tag but did not finish it) but if you (or > >>>> anyone) is interested I could take a look and commit it to our > repository. > >>>> > >>>> - jan > >>>> > >>>>> Am 25.12.2017 um 22:05 schrieb Rainer Döbele > <[email protected]>: > >>>>> > >>>>> Dear fellow comitters, > >>>>> > >>>>> I hope you all had a great Christmas day and I want to wish you > >>>>> all a very > >>>> happy new year. > >>>>> > >>>>> Recently there has not been much activity on the development side. > >>>>> In order to get some steam back into our project again and > >>>>> possibly to > >>>> attract new users and committers, I would like to start a > >>>> discussion about how Empire-db can be improved or adapted to > >>>> current technologies and trends. > >>>>> > >>>>> Also it would be interesting to know, for what kind of application > >>>>> you are > >>>> using Empire-db. > >>>>> Personally, I use it mainly for Web application development using > >>>>> either JSF > >>>> or implementing backend REST services. > >>>>> In our project we have a very good support for JSF, but the > >>>>> documentation > >>>> is missing on the website. > >>>>> Hence this would be one area of improvement I would consider > useful. > >>>>> > >>>>> So how do you want to see Empire-db developing? > >>>>> Every feedback is very much appreciated. > >>>>> > >>>>> Regards, > >>>>> Rainer > >>>>> > >>> > >
