Projects

warp-persist-sample

This is an example project that uses Warp Persist and JPA to save application data. There is NO webapp integration, this is a simple console example and should serve as a decent starting point for back-end Guice applications that need to persist data. There are 3 examples: 1) Dynamic Finders: ... [More] This abstracts the finders to a DAO layer and uses warp's dynamic queries. http://warp-persist-sample.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/dynf/ 2) Named Queries: This uses the injected entity manager directly within the managers to retrieve and persist data. http://warp-persist-sample.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/named/ 3) Domain Driven Design: This uses domain driven design and places the database access methods right into the model (domain) classes themselves. This still needs some work. http://warp-persist-sample.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ddd/ Eclipse was used as the IDE to develop these and the .project and .classpath files are included. The easiest way to view the samples is to checkout the root and import the project into eclipse. You will need to set a classpath variable for the root lib directory though: WARP_SAMPLES_LIB=../lib All 3 applications are identical in functionality. Let me know if there are any other Guice + warp-persist examples you would like to see. -- Dave [Less]

library-inkubator

Projects:Plugin4JMagicWizEasyJXMLReducioPystudyOut of Incubation:QuickDBAny feedback will be appreciate to participate please contact: diego.sarmentero@gmail.com

gifttracker

(This project is unfinished and not getting worked on.) Allowing users to publish their own gift ideas, claim their friends' gift ideas, and not be able to see which of their ideas have been taken. Integrating GWT, Guice, Warp Persist, and JPA.

gluw

What is Gluw?Gluw (pronounced 'glue') is a persistence complement to Wicket. It basically aims for rapid prototyping: just define your model and start coding Wicket. With simple shortcuts, Gluw will quickly take care of the most valuable objects: your entities. FeaturesDomain model ... [More] persistence without polluting it (at all) Out-of-the box Generic repository for all of your domain classes Transaction support and dependency injection Plug in your own Guice bindings No XML configuration files (at all) (Coming soon, optional) Real-time domain object Lucene search This is possible by combining some great frameworks, such as Salve, Guice, warp-persist, Neodatis ODB and Lucene (coming soon). You can start by browsing Install and Usage. Coming soon & acknowledged shortcomingsThis first version is experimental. There are still plenty of things to be done (see the Issues tab) and I would appreciate your feedback. Note that even if you set your work dir, you database file db.dat will remain at resources/ Although Gluw doesn't force you to have a base entity superclass or implementing a particular interface, you can benefit from the getById(Serializable id) method in the generic repo only if you have a "? extends Serializable" id field in your entity It has not been tested with multiple clients -- the FILE approach will soon be replaced by a LOCAL connection in Neodatis in order to avoid potential bugs In a near future I will see if it's worth to support other databases and ORMs such as JPA/Hibernate [Less]

warp-persist-neodatis

Neodatis persistence strategy for warp-persist

gamepersist

A library for persist game datas

qdss-persist

Persistence frameworka by QDSS.org