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Mar 09

Composite constraints in Deadbolt

steveLeave a commentdeadbolt, java, play frameworkconstraints, deadbolt, java, play!

One feature that’s been on my to-do list for quite a while is composite constraints. As of Deadbolt 2.5, these will be available. The Java version is implemented, and I’m working on the Scala version at the moment. Here, I’ll Read more

Oct 07

Deadbolt 2 in 10 minutes – Scala edition

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Deadbolt 2 is an authorization library for Play 2, and features APIs for both Java- and Scala-based applications. It allows you to apply constraints to controller actions, and to customize template rendering based on the current user. Here’s a short, Read more

Sep 28

Deadbolt 2 in 10 minutes – Java edition

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Deadbolt 2 is an authorization library for Play 2, and features APIs for both Java- and Scala-based applications. It allows you to apply constraints to controller actions, and to customize template rendering based on the current user. Here’s a short, Read more

Oct 23

Testing your plugin with multiple version of Play

steveLeave a commentdeadbolt, how to, modules, open source, play framework, toolsplay!, sbt, testing, travis

So, you’ve written a plugin for Play…are you sure it works? I’ve been giving Deadbolt some love recently, and as part of the work I’ve added a test application for functional testing. This is an application that uses all the Read more

Oct 20

Deadbolt 2.3.2 released

steveLeave a commentdeadbolt, java, open source, play framework, Scaladeadbolt, future, play!, promise

After a fruitful weekend of coding (and DIY, but that’s not relevant to this), Deadbolt 2.3.2 has been released. The major change is that it’s available via Maven Central, so there’s no need to add a resolver for it. This Read more

Jan 06

JavaScript routing in Play 2 (Scala edition)

steveLeave a commenthow to, javascript, play framework, Scalajavascript, play!, scala

In my previous post, I covered using JavaScript routing in Play 2 Java applications. Here’s the Scala version. It’s pretty much a copy of the previous article, to make it independent. One of the nicest features in Play 2, but Read more

Jan 01

JavaScript routing in Play 2 (Java edition)

steve1 Commenthow to, java, javascript, play framework, RESTful web servicesjavascript, play!

One of the nicest features in Play 2, but one which doesn’t seem to be widely covered, is the JavaScript routing that can be generated by the framework to make AJAX-based client code more maintainable. Here, I’m going to cover Read more

Oct 29

Functional tests in Play! 2 with REST-assured

steveLeave a commenthow to, java, play framework, RESTful web serviceshow-to, java, open source, play!, quick&easy, REST

In the Play! documentation, several flavours of functional testing are mentioned, including starting a HTTP server for the duration of the test – this is very useful for testing web services. In code, this looks like import static play.test.Helpers.*; … Read more

Oct 06

Thoughts on the Belgian Play! Framework User Group dojo

steveLeave a commentBelgian Play! Framework User Group, play frameworkdojo, play-be, play!, thoughts

The 3rd of October saw the Belgian Play! Framework User Group hold its first coding dojo and overall, it was a success. It’s the first time I’ve been involved in the organisation of anything like this, although the vast majority Read more

Sep 27

PlayBe Dojo – all seats booked, and ready to go

steveLeave a commentBelgian Play! Framework User Group, play framework, thoughtsdojo, play!, playbe, thoughts

With less than a week to go until the Belgian Play! Framework User Group holds its first coding dojo, all 20 places have now been taken.  I was half-way through a blog post to promote it when person #20 signed Read more

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