May 11, 2009 6:15 PM - 15 attended

May Meeting - Plugins Architecture & Structuring Grails Apps

New Work City (map)

Selected By: Jean Barmash

Hello,

The topic this month will be Grails Plugins.

Part 0 - (10-15 Mins) Grid Computing for Real-Time Computational Finance: A Case Study with Groovy and Grails — Jonathan Felch

Jonathan is presenting at GR8 Conference, and wanted to run some of his thoughts by our group to get some feedback. Sounds like he's been pushing the use of Groovy, so it will be interesting to hear what he is up to.

Part 1 - Grails Plugins - Architecture Overview - Using and Building (Jean Barmash)

We will start with an overview of Grails Plugin architecture, what's a plugin and how to design one. If you ever were curious about how to create one, this is for you. The good news is that it's quite easy as Grails plugins are essentially a Grails application slightly modified.

Par 2 - Structuring Grails Applications with Plugins

Gregory W Bond, AT&T Labs Research

(This talk is a "backgrounder" for a talk that Greg will be giving
with Tom Smith at JavaOne on June 5 entitled "Web 2.0 Phone Home:
Rapid Development of Telecom-Enabled Web Applications.")

Grails plugins are traditionally used for adding third-party
functionality to an application e.g. adding mail functionality or UI
support. In this talk I will discuss another useful way to use
plugins: as a way to structure an application or an application suite.

  • Greg Bond
    Greg Bond

    jean

    i can give an overview of the plugin-oriented architecture i'm using for a project i'll be talking about at javaone - the focus would be on how i'm using plugins to structure the system

    greg

    Posted April 30, 2009 at 9:46 AM
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