Re: [qooxdoo-devel] Antw: Re: General Questions to help complete our product review...

2011-02-02 Thread Robert Nimax
The Java backend was only for demonstrating purpose. I just tried to propose my 
opinion, that the choice of a hosting service most likely depends on the 
backend implementation / technology stack. 

>>> Derrell Lipman  2/2/2011 5:02 >>>
On Wed, Feb 2, 2011 at 10:49, Robert Nimax  wrote:


Ok, I think the word "backend" can be misunderstood.
I meant this one : http://qooxdoo.org/contrib/project/rpcjava
If you want to use this rpc mechanism you will have to deploy the WAR-File to a 
Java EE servlet container.


Nope. If you want to use the *Java* RPC backend, then you need to deploy those 
appropriate files for use with Java. There are numerous RPC backends, written 
in various languages, and a backend developer's guide showing how to create 
one's own backend in what ever language one wants.

Derrell

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Re: [qooxdoo-devel] Antw: Re: General Questions to help complete our product review...

2011-02-02 Thread Derrell Lipman
On Wed, Feb 2, 2011 at 10:49, Robert Nimax wrote:

>  Ok, I think the word "backend" can be misunderstood.
> I meant this one : http://qooxdoo.org/contrib/project/rpcjava
> If you want to use this rpc mechanism you will have to deploy the WAR-File
> to a Java EE servlet container.
>

Nope. If you want to use the *Java* RPC backend, then you need to deploy
those appropriate files for use with Java. There are numerous RPC backends,
written in various languages, and a backend developer's guide showing how to
create one's own backend in what ever language one wants.

Derrell
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Re: [qooxdoo-devel] Antw: Re: General Questions to help complete our product review...

2011-02-02 Thread Robert Nimax
Ok, I think the word "backend" can be misunderstood.
I meant this one : http://qooxdoo.org/contrib/project/rpcjava
If you want to use this rpc mechanism you will have to deploy the
WAR-File to a Java EE servlet container.
 

>>> Fritz Zaucker  2/2/2011 4:37 >>>
The "qooxdoo backend"?

There is no such beast.

Qooxdoo can talk to whatever backend you need. We use Perl for our
applications, others use PHP, others use node.js (I believe) and some
people
might use Java.

Cheers,
Fritz

On Wed, 2 Feb 2011, Robert Nimax wrote:

> Hi,
> you are thinking about the backend when you are talking about
> "qooxdoo-aware hosting services", aren´t you ?
> As far as I know the qooxdoo backend is implemented in java so you
need
> a servlet container like Tomcat or Jetty.
> Well, in Germany it is quite easy and cheap to get a simple hosting
> service for the Apache Web Server having PHP- or CGI-like-modules,
but I
> don´t know what about a servlet container. It is possible, that a
cloud
> computing platform like EC2 or Azure is the best solution for that
> issue.
> So I think it depends on the backend you will be using, the frontend
> should not influence the choice of a hosting service.
>
> HTH,
> Rob.
>
 Fritz Zaucker  2/2/2011 4:10 >>>
> Hi,
>
> On Wed, 2 Feb 2011, gkoller wrote:
>
>> 2.   I also want to verify as part of our study if there are
Hosting
>>  centers that are "quoxdoo aware" - maybe even specialize (or
at
> least
>>  know of these apps) in these apps.  We are in mid-west USA
>>  -Minneapolis is nearest big city.
>
> I don't really know what you expect from a qooxdoo aware hosting
> center.
> There is not really anything special you'd need for hosting a
qooxdoo
> application as far as I can see.
>
>> (Maybe also mention developer friendly host(s) you know of in
Europe
> also.)
>
> We are hosting websites/applications for our customers. And as we
also
> develop applications with Qooxdoo, I guess I would call us
"developer"
> friendly.
>
> We are located in Switzerland, Europe, Planet Earth ...
>
>> 3.  Is the new Quoxdoo book really different material than your
> manual and
>> API documentation from your site?  Any comment on it greatly
> appreciated.
>
> There is a Qooxdoo book?
>
> As with all books, I guess it will be outdated fairly quickly, at
least
> as
> far as the more current improvements/features are concerned.
>
>> PS I have been at this study for weeks now and have considered
> fairly
>> seriously about 5 Frameworks and looked at many more.  Let me say
it
> is
>> MOST REFRESHING to have a download that actually is coordinated
well
> with
>> documentation and a product that works.
>
> That I would certainly confirm for Qooxdoo.
>
> Cheers,
> Fritz
>

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Re: [qooxdoo-devel] Antw: Re: General Questions to help complete our product review...

2011-02-02 Thread Fritz Zaucker

The "qooxdoo backend"?

There is no such beast.

Qooxdoo can talk to whatever backend you need. We use Perl for our
applications, others use PHP, others use node.js (I believe) and some people
might use Java.

Cheers,
Fritz

On Wed, 2 Feb 2011, Robert Nimax wrote:


Hi,
you are thinking about the backend when you are talking about
"qooxdoo-aware hosting services", aren´t you ?
As far as I know the qooxdoo backend is implemented in java so you need
a servlet container like Tomcat or Jetty.
Well, in Germany it is quite easy and cheap to get a simple hosting
service for the Apache Web Server having PHP- or CGI-like-modules, but I
don´t know what about a servlet container. It is possible, that a cloud
computing platform like EC2 or Azure is the best solution for that
issue.
So I think it depends on the backend you will be using, the frontend
should not influence the choice of a hosting service.

HTH,
Rob.


Fritz Zaucker  2/2/2011 4:10 >>>

Hi,

On Wed, 2 Feb 2011, gkoller wrote:


2.   I also want to verify as part of our study if there are Hosting
 centers that are "quoxdoo aware" - maybe even specialize (or at

least

 know of these apps) in these apps.  We are in mid-west USA
 -Minneapolis is nearest big city.


I don't really know what you expect from a qooxdoo aware hosting
center.
There is not really anything special you'd need for hosting a qooxdoo
application as far as I can see.


(Maybe also mention developer friendly host(s) you know of in Europe

also.)

We are hosting websites/applications for our customers. And as we also
develop applications with Qooxdoo, I guess I would call us "developer"
friendly.

We are located in Switzerland, Europe, Planet Earth ...


3.  Is the new Quoxdoo book really different material than your

manual and

API documentation from your site?  Any comment on it greatly

appreciated.

There is a Qooxdoo book?

As with all books, I guess it will be outdated fairly quickly, at least
as
far as the more current improvements/features are concerned.


PS I have been at this study for weeks now and have considered

fairly

seriously about 5 Frameworks and looked at many more.  Let me say it

is

MOST REFRESHING to have a download that actually is coordinated well

with

documentation and a product that works.


That I would certainly confirm for Qooxdoo.

Cheers,
Fritz



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