Am 19.02.2013 15:55, schrieb gshegosh:
> Let me ressurect this thread for a bit longer :-)
> Has any one of you successfully (or not) done some work with AngularJS
> together with Stripes? I'm especially interested in pairing Stripes
> validation with AngularJS' one and servicing form submissions (the
> source page attribute, etc.) -- maybe someone has already cleared the
> path and wouldn't mind sharing solutions?
Here a short report about my first AngularJS experiences. Although I did
not try to pair validation of Stripes and Angular, I'll write it down.
Maybe it will bring back life into the discussion ;-)
At the beginning of 2013, I decided to use AngularJS within an existing
Stripes application for a customizable calendar management solution. The
application allows customers to order special articles from different
locations for a selectable date. For date selection the jQuery UI
Datepicker is used. The new calendar management page should allow
exceptions from the general rule "Order allowed from Monday till Friday".
At fist I just build the JavaScript model for the calendar. Then I use a
separate async http request for getting all existing exceptional dates
from the backend. After putting them into the calendar controller, it
"magically" renders itself the way I want it to do. By clicking calendar
items, the state of these dates is inverted with every click. In the
end, when the user clicks "submit", another async request is sent to
Stripes with the new exceptional date list. The incoming JSON is
validated by Stripes.
IMHO AngularJS is a brilliant JS framework. As it already has built-in
templating, I tend to go away from JSP tags and to use Angular's own way
of doing templating. Stripes' remaining responsibility reduces more and
more to...
* input validation
* calling of backend services
* delivery of html snippets for Angular's routing functionality
* security checks
As AngularJS' $resource service allows accessing RESTful services, I
fear that I will more and more move away from Stripes itself the more I
learn about Angular and frameworks like Jersey. But it was again nice to
see that Stripes was no showstopper when I started experiments with
AngularJS - together with the |stripes-dynattr.tld| I had no trouble at all.
Kind regards,
Marcus
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