Hi,
Roman Shaposhnik asked if Zest had a demo app equivalent to the Pet Store.
And that made me curious to see how much would it take to convert the
Spring Pet Clinic instead.
So, today, I worked on exactly that and nothing much else (well, the
toValueList et al as well).
I started with cloning
ses the same mechanism (EntityStore) to store both persistent
> data and configuration, right?
>
> As for the "auto-configuration" I think I stuck a bit with the Spring
> naming (too long exposure to Spring usage :) ). What I wanted to say that
> if Zest wants to offer the same
Hi Niclas,
thanks for clarifying a bit how Configuration works. So if I understand
right, Zest uses the same mechanism (EntityStore) to store both persistent
data and configuration, right?
As for the "auto-configuration" I think I stuck a bit with the Spring
naming (too long exposure
haps a
new type of abstraction is needed for asynchronous request/response pattern
of services. That is probably a large new feature that should be discussed
separately...
Cheers
Niclas
On Aug 22, 2016 15:26, "Nemeth Sandor" wrote:
> Hello Niclas,
>
> I would say that Z
Hello Niclas,
I would say that Zest do not fit into the Spring world, I think the
conceptual gap between the two worlds are way too big. I mean Zest doesn't
support e.g. POJOs, also provides a different dependency-injection method.
One could probably force a Spring+Zest combination to work
Those who know me well, are well-aware of my generally negative opinion
about Spring framework, as it has created more mess in software than what
is reasonable for such a framework.
BUT, I am not stuck about it, and I want to highlight something that looks
really, really cool http
Niclas Hedhman created ZEST-110:
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Summary: Allow Composite state to be backed by Spring Beans.
Key: ZEST-110
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ZEST-110
Project: Zest
Issue Type: New
Niclas Hedhman a écrit :
> I just committed the first Spring library docs. But needs help to check
> whether the AsciiDoc builds nicely, as I am on Windows and can't be
> bothered to set up the AsciiDoc toolchain
Done. Made some minor fixes along the way.
Hi, I'm on Windows too so I can't help here, sorry ...
Bye
2015-07-06 11:00 GMT+02:00 Niclas Hedhman :
> I just committed the first Spring library docs. But needs help to check
> whether the AsciiDoc builds nicely, as I am on Windows and can't be
> bothered to set u
I just committed the first Spring library docs. But needs help to check
whether the AsciiDoc builds nicely, as I am on Windows and can't be
bothered to set up the AsciiDoc toolchain
.
Cheers
--
Niclas Hedhman, Software Developer
http://zest.apache.org - New Energy for Java
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