This presentation presents OpenXava as an alternative to Gr for rapid development

1. Javier Paniza OpenXava: Rapid Development for Business Applications

2. What is OpenXava? OpenXava is a Framework for Rapid Development of Enterprise Applications In OpenXava you only have to write the domain classes in plain Java or Groovy to get an AJAX application ready for production

5. Focused in High Productivity

6. Short learning curve

7. AJAX User Interface

8. Exhaustive documentation in English, French, Russian, Chinese and Spanish

9. Based in Java standars

10. How OpenXava simplifies Java Enterprise JSF, HMTL, JavaScript, GWT, etc Struts, SpringMVC Plain Java/ Groovy Spring, EJB DAO, JDBC, Hibernate To create a regular Java Enterprise app your team need to write: UI Controller Services Domain DB With OpenXava you write: Plain Java/ Groovy UI Controller Services Domain DB Actions

11. Demo DEMO

13. Expedientes

14. Nóminas

15. Gestión de Personal

16. Multas de Tráfico

17. Padrón de Habitantes

18. Inventario y Patrimonio

19. Conciliaciones Bancarias

20. Autoliquidaciones

21. Consultas a terceros

22. Elecciones

23. Bolsa de empleo

24. Cementerios

25. Payroll

27. Waste centers access cards management.

28. Financial participations management.

29. City tax management.

30. Water quantity & quality reporting for big customers (administration interface).

31. Fuel tanks control management.

32. Land Registry managagement

33. Dog owners tax management

34. Social financial help legacy database

35. Social Insurances management

36. Society tax management

37. Private persons tax management

38. Demo from Oracle with Amazon EC2 uses OpenXava http://www.slideshare.net/zain1425/cloud-oow-final

39. KnowView: Academic Collaboration Suite http://www.knowview.com/

40. SicFlex: An ERP with OpenXava

42. JSR-303: Bean Validation

43. JSR-330: Dependency Injection

44. JSR-317: JPA 2

51. Custom controllers

52. Custom editors

53. Custom views

54. Styles

56. High abstraction level

57. OpenXava annotations are for UI the same that JPA annotations are for DB

58. @View, @Tab, @DescriptionsList, @ListProperties, etc (there are 80)

59. Any possible case for a business application

60. View annotations DEMO DEMO

62. An action contains the logic to execute when a user click on a button or link

63. There are generic controllers for CRUD and Printing

64. We can refine these generic controllers

65. We can create our own controllers

66. Custom controllers DEMO DEMO

68. There are built-in editors for all the basic types, references and collections.

69. You can create your custom editors using JSP, HTML, JavaScript, etc. Built-in editors Custom editor

71. Rarely needed, but useful An OpenXava module Custom view (not automatic)

73. You can create your own style using CSS

74. From an iPad get the native iPad look & feel

75. OpenXava in Liferay 6

76. OpenXava in WebSphere Portal

77. OpenXava in an iPad

79. Business models cover important needs of the current OpenXava community

80. First ideas: Book, Services, Add-ons

82. In English, Spanish and Chinese (soon)

83. Available in openxava.org/book (PDF), amazon.com (printed and kindle) and iBooks iPad store.

85. Training

86. In Spanish, English and French

87. Not a single company, but a network of companies around the world organized to give professional OpenXava services

88. openxava.org/services

90. XavaPhone: UI generator for mobile devices (beta available next week)

91. Idea: Creating an add-ons marketplace

92. openxava.org/addons

93. Try it Go to www.openxava.org Download and try it

94. Q&A