Joinfaces-boot-jetty-cdi

• Java 8 to 12
• Spring Boot 2
• Spring Security
• Spring REST
• PrimeFaces 7
• Jetty 9 (embedded)
• CDI 2.0 (weld)
• Postgres 42.2.0
• Cayenne 4.1.M1
• javax.faces 2.3.0
• redis

How to start the Local Deployment

$ git clone https://github.com/Philmasteryeah/joinfaces-boot-jetty-cdi.git
$ cd joinfaces-boot-jetty-cdi
$
$ mvn spring-boot:run

• create database
• run compile flyway:migrate
• start redis with "cmd redis-server.exe" or disable redis with the property "spring.session.store-type=none"
• open your browser on https://localhost:9090/index.xhtml
• login with sa // 1

Flyway Migrations

• with extra mvn run config

mvn clean flyway:migrate

• add new migrations in resources/db/migrations like the other files

Highlights completed

• login and redirect with spring security and cayenne database

• session management with cdi from spring security

• apache cayenne Integration completed with orm class using

• lombok integation

• messages from messages.properties

• all admin stuff in one property

• nice looking responsive layout

• master detail page with list and database saving

• simple exception page mapping

• http2 with tls

• flyway database migrations

• Login

• Index

Why

• modular and customizable complete packet
• fat jar deployment with all embedded (~50mb)
• highly portable
• supports Java EE features
  • javax stuff
  • jsf and primefaces
  • component and layout concept
• supports Spring features
  • Security
  • REST
  • Resource mapping
  • http2
  • permissions
  • properties
  • flyway migrations
• admin LTE and bootstrap with mobile support (responsive)
• cayenne ORM with nice modeler

TODOs

• Git WIKI with tutorials
• kill all xml files
• Docker with alpine
• archetype for generic standard web application
  • login, user, lists
• more code examples for complete workflows
• more work on the wiki
• backported to http1 because of java8 on freebsd

HTTP2

• connect to https://localhost:9090/
• accept the cert

Install milestone Joinfaces (for enthusiasts)

• the milestone releases of joinfaces are not availabe on maven
• to start the application you need do the following steps in the GIT bash in your GIT home dir:

$ git clone https://github.com/joinfaces/joinfaces.git
$ cd joinfaces
$ mvnw.cmd install

• this will install the brand new bloody edge joinfaces in your local maven directory
• now it should start properly

Deployment Heroku

• create a Heroku account
• follow this instructions: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-java#set-up
• download the Heroku CLI from the link and open cmd as admin

$ heroku login
$ cd <your project>
$ heroku create
$ git push heroku master 
$ heroku ps:scale web=1
$ heroku open

• or use the maven plugin with mvn heroku:deploy

• this example App: https://ancient-gorge-66249.herokuapp.com/login.xhtml

• sa // 1

ERD

Start Apache Cayenne Modeler

• add a new maven run config
• click Workspace and set this project
• set goal to: cayenne-modeler:run
• press run
• select the jdbc driver from maven folder: .m2\repository\org\postgresql\postgresql...

Start Apache Cayenne Generate Easy Model

• very nice tutorial
• http://www.baeldung.com/apache-cayenne-orm

Postgresql Test shema

• install postgres and run the resources/mig0 query
• you can generate the query for other databaes too
• mvn: cayenne-modeler:run
• Tool -> Generate Database Schema
• choose your adapter

Configure Eclipse for using lombok

• run: java -jar C:.......m2\repository\org\projectlombok\lombok\1.16.16\lombok-1.16.16.jar
• wait -> choose eclipse -> install -> quit
• restart eclipse now complete and lombok should work

THX

• great project: https://github.com/joinfaces
• inspired by: https://github.com/joinfaces/joinfaces-example
• admin template: https://github.com/adminfaces/admin-starter
• nice Heroku tricks: https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-java
• Cayenne Docs https://cayenne.apache.org/docs/4.1/getting-started-guide/
• nice, short and easy Primefaces Tutorials https://www.logicbig.com/tutorials/misc/primefaces.html