Integrating Spring 3 with Apache tiles 3 framework..

Here I would like to show how to integrate Spring3 with Apache Tiles3 framework.

Project Structure:

Dependencies (pom.xml):

Below are the dependencies required for this project. we can add more based on the requirement.

View Resolver Configuration:

Controller Class:

Tile definitions:

We have to define a tile definition to make use of tiles. We can define a specific tile definition or we can extend the existing definition. Here are the tile definitions required for this project.

Browser View:

This is the first page for tile definition name ‘mytile’. On click of the link ‘Another Tile Page’ the second page will display.

Download the source code

Spring Tiles

Spring 3 annotation based rest example

Here I would like to show a small example on how to create a sample spring bases Rest Web services.

Project Structure:

Below is the basic project structure.

Dependencies (pom.xml):

Below are the dependencies required for this project. we can add more based on the requirement.

View Resolver Configuration:


         <bean
class="org.springframework.web.servlet.view.InternalResourceViewResolver">
<property name="prefix" value="/WEB-INF/view/" />
<property name="suffix" value=".jsp" />
</bean>

Controller and util Class:

The controller class handling 2 different type of responses. The method printProjectjson() will return a Json response.

Jsp View:

Browser View:

Download the source code
SpringRest.zip


Thats the End.....

Model Goon UML tool eclipse installation and usage steps

Model Goon Installation and Usage Steps

Step 1: Click on ‘HELP’ and select ‘Eclipse Market Place’.

Step 2: Type ‘Model Goon’ in search box and click on ‘GO’.

Step 3: You can find ModelGoon UML4Java 4.4.1. Click on Install.

Step 4: Select the check box and click on confirm.

Step 5: Select the radio button for accepting the terms and conditions and click on Finish.

Step 6: Accept the warnings and finish the installation by restarting the IDE.

Step 7: Right click on the source folder and select ‘new’ then select ‘other’. Expand ‘Model Goon Diagrams’ and select ‘Class Diagram’.

Step 8: Drag and drop the classes for which you want to create diagram.

Step 9: Right click on each class in the diagram and select ‘Filter Elements’ and select the check boxes based on your requirement.

Step 10: After doing fine tuning to the diagram right click and select ‘Save as Image ’ to save to jpeg or png.

Enjoy UMLing..........