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20060225 Saturday February 25, 2006

OpenLaszlo Tutorial and AppFuse with DWR A few web development nuggets:

I also noticed a recently updated howto on the AppFuse wiki: Spring Rich Client with AppFuse by Radim Burget. The amount of documentation being produced by the AppFuse community is truly awesome. Thanks everyone!

Update: XFire is crazy fast. If you like, you can see for yourself in AppFuse using OpenLaszlo as a client. Hopefully we can include XFire in a coming release, along with Maven 2 integration. Posted in Java at Feb 25 2006, 03:52:23 PM MST 4 Comments

Comments:

Since when is anything doing 200 transactions per second labeled "insanely fast?"

Posted by Alonso on February 25, 2006 at 11:07 PM MST #

This isn't JMS. This is SOAP. Have you ever tried Axis? you'd get about 40 tx/s.

Posted by Dan Diephouse on February 26, 2006 at 12:15 AM MST #

For anyone intrested in using SpringRich with AppFuse: We started a tutorial row on how to use SpringRich + AppFuse with ACEGI. The first tutorial is about how to create a new Spring Rich Client and contains a build file with same behaviour as "ant new" in AppFuse to generate a new Spring Rich Project with an empty rich client and new package structure. See this tutorial for more details. The next tutorials will describe who to enable / disable buttons (like add/ edit) based on the permissions granted by the AppFuse Server project. (See this tutorial for setting up AppFuse with ACEGIs ACLs)

Posted by PeterSchneider-Manzell on February 26, 2006 at 03:42 AM MST #

I have no benchmark yet, but LPS proxies the requests for teh clients. Doesn`t it create very high load on presentation servers unnecessarily?

Posted by kocka on September 15, 2006 at 09:55 AM MDT #

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