AngularJS with Java as server side

[Ashish Patha]

Hi

Need a small tutorial how do we go ahead with angularJS with front end and java as back-end. googled a lot but did not get a correct tutorial where i can go ahead. Can any one please share your views or tutorials on how do start and go ahead with angular js as frontend and java as back-end.

[Grant Rettke]

If you use JSON as the data format then it will "just work".

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[KamBha]

I have not really started looking at integrating java and angular, but I would look at using Jackson (http://jackson.codehaus.org/) or GSON (http://code.google.com/p/google-gson/) to generate your JSON objects. Both support the creation of JSON using annotations.

[Grant Rettke]

JEE 7 and JAX-RS should have decent brokering; can't wait to see.

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[Daniel Tabuenca]

I find SpringMVC one of the easiest and most powerful frameworks for doing  REST applications using JSON. You can take a look at this example:

https://github.com/splendidcode/angular-spring-mvc

[Grant Rettke]

Spring is always a good option.

Still, I'm kind of intrigued what we'll be able to do with JEE 7 out of the box.

[Thai]

Do you need an example that just works (in this case I can give you a very simple working example if you use maven) or something that can be used in production?

About SpringMVC and JEE7 (this is my own opinion): JEE6 already supports REST but if you have a chance to use JEE7, it's very good for you. With JEE, you don't need any xml files (or java config) as in Spring, just put some REST-specific annotations in your class and then you go. SpringMVC is very good but it requires xml files (to declare all the context, mvc, ... namespaces) or java config (another way to tell Spring where to look for your Spring beans). I'm never able to remember how to write those Spring xml files or how to write the java config (always have to open the Spring reference documentation every time).

[Aymen Kadri]

@Thai : i need an example using maven and that can be used in prod. And can i use yo/grunt for webapp and maven for back?

[Marc Loupias]

On 27/03/2014 11:29, Aymen Kadri wrote:
> @Thai : i need an example using maven and that can be used in prod. And can
> i use yo/grunt for webapp and maven for back?
>

Hi,

i have built a mysql/java/angular stack and published it on my github.

The front is at https://github.com/MarcLoupias/poc-angular-frontend
I use yo/grunt/bower too. Using generator-angular.

The back is at https://github.com/MarcLoupias/poc-play-rest-backend
It is with Play framework (Java) so no need of Maven but you could find
some usefull code (REST, Google Guice example, PoJo validation using
JSR-303, ...)

The demo app is on heroku at http://poc-angular-frontend.herokuapp.com
Reaching the website can takes some seconds because of low trafic and
heroku sleep mode :)

Marc.

[Aymen Kadri]

interesting poc !!
Thank you Marc

[Michael Hopper]

You should also check out jHipster, a community driven modern Web sample project. Technologies used include:

• Client Side: AngularJS, Grunt, Bower, Karma, PhantomJS
  
• Server Side: Maven, Java, Spring MVC REST and Jackson, Spring Security. Spring Data JPA, Liquibase
  

See http://jhipster.github.io/ and make sure to visit the presentation at http://jhipster.github.io/presentation/#/

On Sunday, October 27, 2013 8:10:42 AM UTC-4, Ashish Patha wrote: