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Can anybody please help me finding any good tutorial/sample code about integrating Spring3-MVC and DWR .I have searched hours on internet but can't find anything useful.
Thanks.
Take a look at the following tutorials/articles:
Spring MVC 3 and DWR 3 Integration Tutorial
Integrating DWR 3 with Spring 3 #MVC
DWR and Spring
Spring Tutorial - AJAX enabling Spring Services using DWR (Video Tutorial)
Spring and DWR 2.0 (Ajax) working example
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good afternoon, any tutorial to add security with okta to a spring 3.1.2.RELEASE web service project, the tutorials I've seen are for spring boot, regards for your comments
I have implementing okta to other spring boot projects, but I need to add an older one that is with spring 3
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I have recently started learning about building application using Spring boot. However being new to UI , I am not sure how to write a simple UI which takes a phone number, stores at a back end and processes the data like I want to , for example send a message / push notification to the mobile number.
I looked for some tutorials which suggest to use Vaadin framework and Thymeleaf template engine. I am looking for suggestions.
Assuming you would want to stay on top of the latest technologies regarding frameworks and Spring Boot web applications, I would recommend looking into React.js and Spring Data Rest. The following guide helped me tremendously with setting up an easy to use example:
https://spring.io/guides/tutorials/react-and-spring-data-rest/
Thymeleaf is used here so you'll also be exposed to that technology as well.
Good luck.
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I have a web app that uses a PHP backend. The server gets requests and sends back data in json. In that sense its a simple REST server.
I want to reimplement the server in Java. What technology/framework should I use. More like, how will an enterprise solution look like?
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Spring (Spring Boot: Latest light weight one of spring)
Struts
Play
SparkJava
Dropwizard
And so on are popular java frameworks... Each has its own advantage. Where spring is the strongest and vast one. I would suggest Spring if its a heavy application. Else you can go for any of them.
See this
All of them are REST supported
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I need to resolve a problem using producer-consumer pattern using Java and Spring framework. The problem is that I am new in Spring framework (I have no idea) so could anyone guide me in the right direction about how to do this using Spring? Some book or internet site where I can find an example step by step about implementing producer-consumer pattern with Spring?
You have two options:
synchronous using ApplicationEventPublisher (more)
asynchronous using Spring Reactor (more)
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I am looking for a framework/solution for authentication/ user-login management/ security in java web application that can make the naive developer's job easier/faster and make the application relatively more secured against potential threats.
P.S. : I'm using JSF 2.0 as the front-end development framework in my web application.
Spring Security is a reasonable choice.
Consider using Apache Shiro.
You can take a look at their tutorial.