This tutorial will introduce the integration of Primefaces, Spring Data & MongoDB frameworks. This tutorial assumes the you are familiar with the Spring Roo for creating the spring applications. Also, I assume that you are familiar with the Mongo DB. If you’re not, it’s good for you to go back into the below tutorials for getting …
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PrimeFaces + Spring Data + MongoDB Integration
This tutorial guides you through the integration of various frameworks like PrimeFaces, Spring Data and MongoDB. In our previous tutorials, we have explained more about the each topics PrimeFaces, Spring Data & MongoDB. Here a simple example for using the Registration form where the details will be finally stored in the MongoDB database. Connect With Us : Google+ …
Spring Roo + Spring Data + MongoDB Repositories Integration
Since Spring Data includes support for MongoDB repositories, we can use MongoDB as a persistence option when using Roo. We just won’t have the option of using the active record style for the persistence layer, we can only use the repositories. Other than this difference, the process is very much the same as for a Spring ROO …
PrimeFaces + EclipseLink / JPA + MongoDB Integration
This tutorial explains the PrimeFaces + JPA + MongoDD integration. We are going to create a Pie Chart application using the PrimeFaces component library with the additional software JPA and MongoDB for the persistence mechanism. Before writing any snippet of code, you should have a proper installation and configuration for both the database (MongoDB) and the …
Developing a Simple Todo Application using JavaFX, Java and MongoDB- Part-3
In the previous post we created the UI for adding a new Todo where in we used a Tab, TabPane and added the required controls- TextField and a Button to the Tab. also read: Java FX Tutorials Developing a Simple Todo Application using JavaFX, Java and MongoDB Using JavaFX Chart API to add charts to …
Developing a Simple Todo Application using JavaFX, Java and MongoDB- Part-2
In my previous post: I setup the objective of our sample application and named it as TodoFX (I know lot of you would have missed the naming part, lack of creativity in naming drives me create portmanteau of technology and usage of app) Created the back end for our sample application, in the process we …
Developing a Simple Todo Application using JavaFX, Java and MongoDB- Part-1
Over a series of 2 posts or so, I would try and show how to develop a simple Todo Desktop application using JavaFX as the Frontend, and the well known NoSQL database MongoDB as the Backend and using Java as the glue between both of them. The main aim of developing this application is to …