We’ve prepared some screencasts to help you quickly see what Apache Isis has to offer.
How it works (v1.1.0)+ How Apache Isis builds a webapp from the underlying domain object model This screencast is for Isis v1.1.0 (ie very out of date) |
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Todo app walkthrough (v.1.4.0) A run-through of the main features of the (non-ASF) Isis addons' todoapp nb: the todoapp was previously called the 'quickstart' app |
Setting up Eclipse How to import an Apache Isis maven-based application into Eclipse and configure to use with the JDO Objectstore NB: when configuring DataNucleus for the dom project, make sure you are in the 'Java perspective', not the 'Java EE perspective'). Learn more here |
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Setting up IntelliJ How to import an Apache Isis maven-based application into IntelliJ and run the app. Learn more here |
Security (v1.6.0) Configuring the security add-on module for for the simpleapp. Learn more at the (non-ASF) Isis addons' security module |
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Commands, Auditing, Publishing (v1.5.0) A run-through of the command (profiling) service, auditing service, publishing service. Also shows how commands can be run in the background either explicitly by scheduling through the background service or implicitly by way of a framework annotation. Learn more at the (non-ASF) Isis addons' command, audit and (non-ASF) publishing modules. |
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Bulk updates in Isis (v1.5.0) Using the (non-ASF) Isis addons' excel module and view models to perform bulk updates). |
Dynamic layouts in the Wicket viewer How to layout properties and collections dynamically Learn more here |
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Customizing the Wicket viewer How to customize the Wicket viewer, integrating the (non-ASF) Isis addons' gmap3 wicket extension. |
Using Chrome Tools Interacting with the REST API using Chrome Plugins |
Develop your app without having to redeploy using JRebel and an Isis plugin for JRebel.
Maven and JRebel |
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Eclipse and JRebel |
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IntelliJ and JRebel |