Tutorial: Hibernate, DWR and dojo.E
October 6th, 2008 by Joel BarciauskasI just presented a tutorial on Friday on using Direct Web Remoting, Hibernate and dojo.E. It’s a very simple demo, but demonstrates the power of these three technologies combined to create simple, dynamic Java applications very quickly. The tutorial is available on SlideShare.
Note that there is a bug that obscures the URL for the SVN project. The URL is http://source.nexaweb.com/svn/repos/trunk/tutorials/ajax/DWRExample/.
You can check out the project via SVN using this URL.
Also, to copy and paste the code snippets, download the document and open directly in PowerPoint. When copying and pasting, watch out for “smart quotes”. Some of the quotation characters in the PPT have been replaced with “smart quotes”, which are not recognized by XML parsers.
This will get even more exciting with the new features of DWR 3.0, which will add a RESTful layer to DWR’s remoting. To learn more about DWR 3.0, I recommend Joe Walker’s presentation from The Ajax Experience last week. He’s the lead developer for DWR.
Joel Barciauskas
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October 7th, 2008 at 12:15 pm
DWR, Hibernate and dojo.E - A Tutorial…
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