I currently work in a project where each user has his own schema in Oracle 11g DB. This design was done because all the security roles and privileges to access the Oracle tables are stored in the DB.
Does it make sense to use Play just for making the main layout, and use GWT-compoments (like # {some_gwt_component}) if it\'s needed (for example to implelemnt this component with jquery/javascript/ht
Right now I have a view like this that works. #{form @UserCreate.create()} #{field \'user.email\'} #{text field /}
In my application, I want to initialize it with large data. when I wrote all these data in one YML file it was about 4 MB but then the application didn\'t start making a java heap space error. when I
I am doing Test Driven Development using the Play Framework and want to keep run the current failing test quickly.I am finding clicking Start! to be to slow since I have a mostly开发者_JAVA百科 keyboa
Ok I\'ve found that using Java models is a lot easier than the whole Scala Anorm stack.I want to use Java models with Scala controllers.Scala finds the methods I\'ve written in the model but not the i
I want to see the tables of my Play! application with the H2 console, but all I see is a list of internal tables of the db engine. How can I view the tables of my app开发者_Go百科lication?
I have a class @OnApplicationStart public class OnStartManager extends Job{ private DataGridServiceManagerdataGridServiceManager = null;
I\'m trying to wrap my head around this.My language is Java using PlayFramework but I think any answer using php, or ruby on rails would get me in the right direction.Basically the user can add or tak
Basically, in the controller, something dynamic happens, and I pass a non-static string to the view: String token = \"\";
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