‘Java Web Frameworks Survey’ was my first blog posted which was reposted at dzone. Sadly there never was a follow up of it. Although I planned one with: jZeno, SpringMVC, Seam, Vaadin (at that time: IT-Mill Toolkit), MyFaces, Stripes, Struts, ItsNat, IWebMvc Now, today just a short, subjective mini-follow-up, maybe someone is interested after all … Continue reading »
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Weird Rails Gem
After updating rails I got an error ala `require_frameworks’:RuntimeError: RubyGem version error: rack(1.0.0 not ~> 1.0.1) The solution is simple: $ sudo gem install rack –version 1.0.1 2. problem: libxml2 is missing. try ‘port install libxml2′ or ‘yum install libxml2-devel’ Solution $ sudo apt-get install libxml2-dev I also needed libxslt-dev to install the ruhl gem … Continue reading »
Simple Database Migration in Java
As I started with Rails development I discovered the very neat feature of database migrations. For me this was the main advantage of using Rails compared to a pure Java solution. In our Rails application this works without any problems: you can change the database schema as well as migrating the data itself via ruby. … Continue reading »
10 steps to the Romaframework – Yet another Java Webframework?
Now the Romaframework in my little series of Meta-Frameworks! It is a clean Java Web Framework which can use Echo2, but has modules to support other view technologies (I didn’t try). With Echo2 it is not a standard form based web application – it is an Ajax-Rich-Client application. The core is Apache 2.0 licensed. What … Continue reading »
Simplistic Texteditor for Your Next Ruby On Rails Webapplication
Introduction Do you want to come to the metaparty? Okay it is not a party tool it is a political site in German where the party member itself create the party platform. The vision is: if you vote for metapartei you will get representative candidates which supports the oppinion of the nation – not of … Continue reading »
Very Small Hints for ActionMailer
Hi, I lost some hours to figure out, what the problems were to make sending via smtp working. Here is a list you should check if something does not work: To enable raising exceptions during email sending make sure you add the following line into environment.rb: config.action_mailer.raise_delivery_errors = true Or put it into the test.rb … Continue reading »
My stony way to find a ruby on the rails
Ruby is a great language. All can be expressed so short and readable. That’s one side. The other side is: you have to learn a lot of exceptions to common stuff that you already learned in another languages (In my case Java). So today I will explain things where it took me a lot of … Continue reading »
