Category Archives: jQuery

Tutorial: AJAX calling in Play Framework 2.3.4

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Cool AJAX integration with Play 2.3.4

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In this tutorial we will discuss about the following topics of AJAX calling in Play Framework 2.3.4:

  1. Generating a Javascript router
    1. Embedded router
    2. Router resource
  2. Use of Javascript router
    1. jQuery Ajax
    2. Success/Error handler for each router
    3. Single Success/Error handler for all routers

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Tutorial: Post Update on LinkedIn via Scribe using Scala

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LinkedIn via Scribe using Scala & Play.

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To post an Update on LinkedIn via your application, that is being built with Play 2.3.x, follow these steps ( this post summarizes the work done step by step).

1) Create a LinkedIn app (if you do not have one already)

Click here – LinkedIn’s Developer Quick Start Guide and create an app. Enter all the details including Site URL. The Site URL could be something like http://www.example.com (but it should be a valid site URL). Also, select the rw_nus setting under the OAuth User Agreement section (otherwise you wont be able to post updates on LinkedIn).

Once you have saved this app, you will get API Key & Secret Key. Take a note of this API Key & Secret Key. We would use them in our code.

2) If you are using Play, then add the API Key, Secret Key & Context URL(Callback URL) in application.conf file.

3) Download a LinkedIn login image from linkedin.png &…

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Dribbling with Filter.js: client-side JS filtering of JSON objects

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Dribbling Filter.js

Play framework with client-side JS filtering of JSON objects and rendering HTML snippets via jQuery.

Big chunk to display? Interactive filtering? Most importantly it has to be really fast. Isn’t it like dribbling against Netherland! Big ground, lots of hooting and most importantly have to be fast and win
 
UI programming is an exciting ground to play, That’s why i chose reactive platform play framework. But problem was how to dribble at client side. Need an api to provide fast filtering of data. Answer is Filter.js

In this post we are integrating Filter.js with Play Framework for reactive data streaming using Ajax and filtering data on client side using Filter.js magic.

Filter.js is client-side JSON objects filter to show/hide HTML elements. Multiple filter criteria can be specified and used in conjunction with each other.

Mustache.js is a logic-less template syntax. It can be used for HTML, config files…

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A simple CRUD application in Play! Framework using Kundera and Cassandra as a Database.

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playing-kundera-cassandra: Play 2.3.0, Kundera & Cassandra

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playing-kundera-cassandra: Play 2.3.0, Kundera & Cassandra

A simple CRUD application in Play! Framework using Kundera and Cassandra as a Database.

  • Accessing a Cassandra database, using Kundera.
  • Achieving, Futures to use more idiomatic error handling.
  • Accessing JS & CSS libraries by WebJars.
  • Bootswatch-United with Twitter Bootstrap 3.1.1 to improve the look and feel of the application

Instructions :-

  • The Github code for the project is at : playing-kundera-cassandra
  • Clone the project into local system
  • To run the Play framework 2.3.0, you need JDK 6 or later
  • Install Typesafe Activator if you do not have it already. You can get it from here: download
  • Install Cassandra if you do not have it already. Instructions
  • Start Cassandra Server and create schema/tables
[default@unknown] create keyspace EmployeeExample;
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[default@unknown] use EmployeeExample;
Authenticated to keyspace: EmployeeExample
[default@EmployeeExample] create column family employees with comparator=UTF8Type and default_validation_class=UTF8Type and key_validation_class=UTF8Type;
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  • Execute activator clean compile to…

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playing-reactive-mongo: Classic CRUD application in Play Framework 2.3.0 with ReactiveMongo, WebJars and Bootswatch-United

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Play 2.3.0 application with ReactiveMongo – reactive, asynchronous and non-blocking Scala driver for MongoDB.

This is a classic CRUD application, backed by a MongoDB database. It demonstrates:

  • Achieving, Futures to use more idiomatic error handling.
  • Accessing a MongoDB database, using ReactiveMongo.
  • Achieving, table pagination and sorting functionality.
  • Replaced the embedded JS & CSS libraries with WebJars.
  • Play and Scala-based template engine implementation
  • Bootswatch-United with Twitter Bootstrap 3.1.1 to improve the look and feel of the application

Instructions :-

  • The Github code for the project is at : playing-reactive-mongo
  • Clone the project into local system
  • To run the Play framework 2.3.0, you need JDK 6 or later
  • Install Typesafe Activator if you do not have it already. You can get it from here: download
  • Execute activator clean compile to build the product
  • Execute activator run to execute the product
  • playing-reactive-mongo should now be accessible at localhost:9000

References :-

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