By Pete Muir In the talk Pete give you a tour of how they built a ticketing application, and why they made the design choice we did. Technologies discussed include Java EE 6 (JPA, Bean Validation, CDI and JAX-RS), with a HTML5/JS/JAX-RS (POH5) view layer, a JSF view layer and a Errai (GWT) view layer.

1. JBoss for the developer
Pete Muir
Principal Software Engineer, JBoss
April 2012
Friday, 27 April 12

2. SESSION OBJECTIVE
By the end of this session you will
know how to build a modern, mobile
ready application using HTML5 and
Java EE 6.
You will have seen how productive
you can be with the JBoss stack.
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3. Agenda
•Technology overview
•Application overview & demo
•Application walk through
•Persistence layer
•Business logic
•JAX-RS services
•HTML5 & JS
•RAD - generating the CRUD
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4. Architecture
Native Mobile
(Apache Cordova)
User Front-end (POH5)
Monitoring
Admin Front-end
Dashboard
Classic UI Mobile UI (JSF, Forge)
(GWT, Errai)
Forge
Business Layer (CDI, EJB, JAX-RS)
Scaffold
Persistence (JPA)
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5. Tools Overview
•JBDS 5
•Forge
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6. Demo
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7. End-user use cases
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8. Administration use cases
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9. POH 5 Architecture
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10. Demo deep dive
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11. Can I get support?
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12. ENTERPRISE APPLICATION
PLATFORM
v.6.0
JBoss AS 7.1
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13. Performance
Documentation
QA
Patches
Certifications
Support
SUBSCRIPTIONS
http://www.redhat.com/jboss/benefits/
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14. @plmuir
Q&A
•jboss.org/developer
•@jbossdeveloper
•jboss.org/errai
•github.com/jboss/ticket-monster
•github.com/jboss/ticket-monster-tutorial
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