On Tue, Apr 2, 2013 at 3:41 PM, Sebastien Blanc <scm.blanc@gmail.com> wrote:


On Tue, Apr 2, 2013 at 3:30 PM, Matthias Wessendorf <matzew@apache.org> wrote:
Howdy,

I really like the work on AG Scaffolding!


A few questions:

1) Is this available on an 'official' page ? 

Not yet, I think we must find a place for it on aerogear.org, suggestions alre welcome ! 
 

2) The generated JS controllers are Angular 'controllers' that use AeroGear for HTTP communication ?

Amgular's controllers uses the Aerogear generated DataService JS file (which contains/defines  the pipes/datastore)

so, basically yes :) 

 


3) The generated Java/REST Endpoints are vanilla JAX-RS endpoints, but the AG Controller (Routes) does the actual
HTTP routing, not the JAX-RS impl. right ? 

Right, the "ag controller" scaffolding branch scaffolds a Controller Route and "by pass" the JAX-RS endpoints generated by the REST forge plugin. 

... by leveraging the JAX-RS Response class, for instance ?

 

So... if 3) the above is right....

3a)  is it basically a dispatch ? 

It's AG Controller magic, just drop the jar and defines a route, any matches will use the Route defined in the controller.

ok - you anwsered above. Under the hood, it does a by-pass
 
 
3b) what is the benefit of using the Controler/Routes in this example.

* Show the basic use of the Controller / Promote our own stuff
* IMO Controller has a fluent API which make it really a breeze to define REST endpoints,
* When Security scaffold will be released (soon ! soon!) ,it will be easy to integrate into the Routes and again show the power of the controller.
* In the future, show how we can easily connect to other services (Dan's Camel samples)

+1 all valid point


Yes, looks good !
 
 


Thanks

Thanks for the feedback 

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