Link to the "binary" jar file added : no need to checkout or compile.
Check http://qooxdoo.org/contrib/project/rpcjavapojo


On 18 mai 2010, at 08:26, Jean-Baptiste BRIAUD -- Novlog wrote:

> All users of previous unofficial version are strongly encouraged to migrate 
> to the current version.
> Two important bugs had been corrected and a programming hook had been added.
> 
> Currently, you have to checkout and run the jar target of the ant build.
> 
> As soon as I can I'll add the jar file accessible somewhere (in the wiki ?) 
> to avoid that no added value work for contrib users.
> 
> On 15 mai 2010, at 13:49, Jean-Baptiste BRIAUD -- Novlog wrote:
> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> Novlog is proud to announce that new contrib is now available on Qooxdoo SVN 
>> contrib.
>> 
>> the name was quite hard to choose : Rpc<XXX><YYY> was the pattern choosen by 
>> Qooxdoo for backend where :
>> XXX : is the backend techno, here Java
>> YYY : something specific for that implementation compared to RpcJava witch 
>> is the default historic implementation. 
>> Here POJO stand for Plain Old Java Object. That mean we are using just 
>> classical simple Java classes as business object that goes from and to 
>> client side.
>> In the current RpcJava implementation, the name should be RpcJavaBean 
>> (YYY=bean) to explain that it rely on JavaBean standard => getter/setter are 
>> mandatory.
>> 
>> RpcJavaPojo contrib is a Java backend implementation that is compatible with 
>> current RpcJava contrib.
>> The contrib is composed of 2 modules : 
>> * serialization. It use JSON to serialize Java objects, just like RpcJava 
>> including the "date hack". Serialization use code from json.org.
>> * RPC : it use the qooxdoo serialization standard {service, method, param} 
>> just like RpcJava contrib.
>> 
>> There are few differences from RpcJava :
>> * simpler (but is may be a question of point of view) : works at attribute 
>> level rather than getter/setter level. Less code is necessary since 
>> getter/setter are not used.
>> * more standard : rely on Java keyword transient to tell an attribute should 
>> not be serialized
>> * more modular : RPC and serialization are clearly separated
>> * more flexible : there are more programming hook (maybe still not enough) 
>> to take the control at different step of both RPC and serialization
>> * quicker : 2 times faster based on a simple manual stopwatch
>> * more up to date : using Java 6 (Java 5 is a minimum) with generics, ... 
>> but this doesn't change your life when you're just using it ;-)
>> 
>> To checkout the contrib : svn co 
>> https://qooxdoo-contrib.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/qooxdoo-contrib/trunk/qooxdoo-contrib/RpcJavaPojo/trunk
>>  RpcJavaPojo
>> 
>> The only doc is currently the readme.txt file and few emails on the mailling 
>> list.
>> 
>> Feel free to ask question here, try it, propose modification, ... open 
>> source spirit !
>> 
>> Enjoy,
>> 
>> JBB.
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