I\'m using Play Framework (v1.1.1) and I have a doubt about the #{cache} tag. I suppose the question would be \"when should I use it?\" but I think it\'s quite generic.
I have been using play for a few months now on ubuntu servers and also on Google App Engine using the Siena module. Now I have an application on an Ubuntu server with the following versions:
How to configure playframework server t开发者_如何转开发o support ssl example https://localhost:9000If you prefer to use the integrated way, this is described in the release notes of playframework v1.
Let\'s say I have this model: @Entity public class Picture extends Model { public Blob image; ... } When I look the type in mysql database it is just th开发者_StackOverflow中文版e path to the attac
I am a big fan of Dependency Injection and the Play Framework, but am having trouble seeing how the two could be exploited together.
Code: var showBookPagination = #{jsRoute开发者_Python百科 @Controller.methodName(\':id\')/}; Error thrown:
I would like to create Vanity URLs for web application built ontop of Playframework. I have tried to add a parameter for index method in main page Application, this will work if i call http://localho
My model has multiple PK (3), I\'m using the Play Framework with Hibernate, and the table mapped by my Model is stored in a Sybase db.
I want to run some code on startup to pre-cache some stuff, and would also like to start a Timer t开发者_StackOverflow中文版o re-cache some things outside the critical path of a web request.Is this po
i have problem with returning binary stream from play framework. According to documentation, the framework should automatically return binary output if it finds that the controller method returns eith
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