GR8Conf 2011: Canoo RIA Suite

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The document discusses the Canoo RIA Suite, which allows building rich web applications using Groovy and Grails. It provides server-side programming and client-side visualization using a pure Java model. The suite includes a Grails plugin and uses a Half-Object and Protocol pattern to synchronize client-server interactions. The talk promotes the benefits of using the Canoo RIA Suite for building desktop-like web applications.

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Rich Grails UIs with the
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Canoo Engineering AG, Basel (CH)
Rich Internet Applications
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Groovy & Grails consulting

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Canoo RIA Suite (ULC)
Server-side programming model

Client-side visualization

100% pure Java

With Groovy if you like

Grails ULC Plugin

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„ULC on Grails“ the award-winning architecture

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‣ Canoo ULC on Grails
Multi-channel betting application

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Half-Object & Protocol Pattern
Client Server

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Half-Object & Protocol Pattern
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Half-Object & Protocol Pattern
Client Server

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User clicks button ULC forwards ULC delegates
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ULC returns Application
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JButton Button Button

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User clicks button ULC forwards ULC delegates
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grails install-plugin ulc 0.3.2

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grails create-app-ulc <appname>
grails run-app-ulc <appname>

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1 All the benefits of web applications

2 The capabilities of desktop applications

3 Available now as a Grails plugin

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More information and demos

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We‘re happy to support you with
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training and consulting

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Discussion

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1. › your provider for business web solutions › Rich Grails UIs with the Canoo RIA Suite Dierk König dierk.koenig@canoo.com @mittie Mittwoch, 18. Mai 2011

2. › your provider for business web solutions › WARNING Rich Grails UIs with the This talk contains commercial content. Engineers shouldRIA Suite Canoo be supervised by their managers. Dierk König dierk.koenig@canoo.com @mittie Mittwoch, 18. Mai 2011

3. › your provider for business web solutions › Dierk König Canoo Engineering AG, Basel (CH) Rich Internet Applications www.canoo.com Groovy & Grails consulting www.canoo.com Mittwoch, 18. Mai 2011

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7. › your provider for business web solutions › Half-Object & Protocol Pattern Client Server www.canoo.com 5 Mittwoch, 18. Mai 2011

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11. › your provider for business web solutions › Half-Object & Protocol Pattern Client Server JTextField TextField TextField Application Button www.canoo.com 5 Mittwoch, 18. Mai 2011

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