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We have a Java Play Framework Application which we want to scale out into a cluster. The only issue is that there are services ran by the Akka Scheduler once per day, and we don't want these services ...
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I have a play application and want to take a common operation out from the application and make it as a library in order to use in other play applications. This proposing library has a contract(...
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I'm using Playframework with Java and I'm attempting to choose between a few choices for creating valid User objects (which will then be persisted into the database in my business layer). Play uses ...
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I have the following pure function (f2 and f3 are pure too): class X { def f1(arg: Type1): Type2 = { val x = f2(arg) val y = f3(x) y } def f2... def f3... } Now, I would like ...
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I am quite confused about the Reactive Manifesto. According to this manifesto a reactive system should be: Responsive Resilient Elastic Message Driven Now for being responsive and resilient, as far as ...
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We have a moderately sized Grails web application using GORM/Hibernate over PostgreSQL and GSPs serving HTML, and also a few REST APIs. We are standardising on Scala, and would like to migrate this ...
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Currently working on a server-side front-end Scala Play app that does a lot of grabbing of HTML snippets and JSON from many other web apps before piecing everything together and sending it in a ...
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I want to start a new project and I just got in touch with Play framework, which has a ruby on rails -like approach that called my attention. I am not an expert in rails, but I think that the ...
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In my company we use MS Dynamics AX 2009. This is the ERP of the company. We have around 100 users. The servers of MS Dynamics AX are in the headquarters company. We are developping a new website ...
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Working on a Java and Scala code-base, there's a debate about whether to use Java's Jackson JSON or the Play Framework's JSON Library. After reading the Play JSON Docs, as well as Chapter 9 (JSON) of ...
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In many articles about Rest API's best practices, it is recommended to not depend upon sessions on server side since it leads to a stateful mechanism. I currently use Play 2.2 framework, with a ...
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I prefer Single Page Application to server side generated HTML. I am sensible to the pitch of "high productivity" delivered by Play. Now if I don't use the HTML generation part, is it still valuable?...
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In my current role as a software developer in a Java/Spring/Hibernate/JSF shop, I am sometimes asked to develop large-scale web apps with many interfacing systems and/or large databases as well as ...
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I have noticed that Play! Framework encompasses persistence strategy (like JPA etc...) Why would a web framework care about persistence ?! Indeed, this would be the job of the server-sides ...
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Awhile back I discussed the possibility of moving to a startup that is going to be using Java, more specifically the Play! Framework; well, I'm going to go for it! I have been a .NET guy for a long ...
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