The web app requires the Jetty server to be started. You will compile the code and run the applications.
You will generate the client code using the ICEfaces generator. This example project contains the code for the ICEfaces web client. Create the QuickStart ICEfaces Project.You will generate the client code using the ReactJS generator. This example project contains the code for the React web client. Create the QuickStart ReactJS Project.You will generate the code for the domain classes, the service code, the client code as well as the database schema and hibernate mapping code. You will model a user-interface to create dialogs and work with dialog resources, object selections and events. It contains a domain model using Enterprise Architect that illustrates a fictitious record shop company application. This example project will help you get set up for creating user interfaces based on Java Swing.
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(Eclipse IDE for Java and DSL Developers is recommended.) You will also need to install the g9 plug-ins, Apache Maven for supporting builds, the Derby database and ICEfaces. You will install Eclipse if it is not already installed. In the tutorial you will perform the following steps which are all detailed in the documentation:
These projects show examples for both a Java Swing client as well as web clients using ReactJS or ICEfaces/JSF. To facilitate the process, some example projects are included with g9 that will be imported into your workspace. The “Getting started with g9” documentation provides an introduction to the functionality and features of g9 and contains a tutorial that takes you through the steps in building an application.
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