Java EE 7 and AngularJS Workshop Develop Modern Web Apps
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This document provides an agenda and overview for a workshop on developing modern Java web applications with Java EE 7 and AngularJS. The workshop will introduce Java EE 7, demonstrate how to build a sample HackerPins application using Java EE 7 for the REST backend and AngularJS for the frontend, and deploy the application to OpenShift. Key topics that will be covered include an introduction to Java EE 7 specifications like CDI, JAX-RS, and WebSockets, and how they allow building modern web applications. Code for the sample HackerPins application will be provided on GitHub.
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Java EE 7 and AngularJS Workshop Develop Modern Web Apps
- 1. OPENSHIFT Workshop PRESENTED BY Shekhar Gulati Developing Modern Java Web Applications with Java EE 7 and AngularJS
- 2. WHO AM I? • Shekhar Gula+ -‐-‐ OpenShi1 Developer Evangelist • Java / JavaScript / Python / NoSQL / Cloud Guy • TwiEer Handle : shekhargula* • Github : h,ps://github.com/shekhargula* • Author of 30 technologies in 30 days blog series h,ps://www.openshi9.com/blogs/learning-‐30-‐ technologies-‐in-‐30-‐days-‐a-‐developer-‐challenge
- 3. l Define Modern Web Applica+on l Introduce Java EE 7 l GeRng Started with Java EE 7 l OpenShi1 for Java(EE) Developers l Write HackerPins Applica+on REST Backend l Look at AngularJS l Write HackerPins AngularJS Frontend l Deploy to OpenShi1 AGENDA http://www.hackerpins.com/
- 6. What make’s a modern web applica*on? • Exposes REST JSON web services • Single backend and mul+ple front ends • Embraces HTML 5 • GeoLoca+on, Local Storage, Web Sockets • Single page web applica+on • Uses MV* JavaScript framework • Stateless so that you can scale horizontally • Uses OAuth • Integrates with social pla`orms like TwiEer, Facebook, Google+ • Embraces Polyglot Persistence • Cloud aware
- 7. CAN WE BUILD MODERN WEB APPLICATIONS USING JAVA EE?
- 8. Short answer is… Yes This session will try to convince you to use Java EE 7 for your next web app. http://www.hackerpins.com/
- 9. Choose Session Delivery Mode 1. Hands-‐on coding – No slides – J 2. Slides with code fragments – L
- 10. Java EE *meline 0 10 12 18 24 30 38 JPE (1998) J2EE 1.2 (1999) J2EE 1.3(2001) J2EE 1.4(2001) Java EE 5(2006) Java EE 6(2009) Java EE 7(2013) Java EE Timeline Java EE Timeline
- 11. Java EE 6 changed the game… It was lightweight • Introduc+on of web profile • EJBs can be packed in WAR files • Servlet 3.0 • web.xml became op+onal, @WebServlet, @WebFilter • Type safe contextual dependency injec+on(CDI) • DI for Java EE, event support • @Asynchronous and @Schedule support • RESTFul web services support with JAX-‐RS 1.1
- 12. Java EE 7 – Produc*vity and HTML 5 Focused • Builds on top of Java EE 6 • Embraces HTML 5 • 4 new specs • 3 major spec updates • 6 minor spec updates • 5 micro updates
- 13. The Java EE 7 Pla]orm Java EE 7 Platform CDI1.1 BEANVALIDATION1.1 INTERCEPTORS1.2 CONCURRENCY1.0 JPA 2.1 JTA 1.2 EJB 3.2 JMS 2.0 WEBSOCKET 1.0 SERVLET 3.1 JSP 2.3 EL 3.0 JSF 2.2 JCA 1.7 MAIL 1.5 BATCH 1.0 JSON-P 1.0 JAX-RS 2.0 New Major updates Minor/macro updates
- 14. Our modern Java EE 7 stack Java EE 7 Platform CDI1.1 BEANVALIDATION1.1 INTERCEPTORS1.2 CONCURRENCY1.0 JPA 2.1 JTA 1.2 EJB 3.2 WEBSOCKET 1.0 JSON-P 1.0 JAX-RS 2.0
- 15. LETS LOOK AT FEW JAVA EE 7 SPECS
- 16. CDI 1.1-‐-‐ Context and Dependency Injec*on • Allows you to use dependency injec+on in Java EE environment without third party libraries. • Don’t call us. We will call you. • CDI container manages the life cycle of components. • CDI brings dependency injec+on, context and scopes, interceptors, loose coupling and strong typing. • Injected bean lifecycle depends on the target bean. • Turns nearly every Java class into CDI bean • It is not a non sta+c inner class • It is a concrete class or annotated with decorators • Has default constructor with no parameters or declares a constructor with @Inject
- 17. Enable CDI – beans.xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-‐8"?> <beans xmlns="hEp://xmlns.jcp.org/xml/ns/javaee" xmlns:xsi="hEp://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-‐instance" xsi:schemaLoca+on="hEp://xmlns.jcp.org/xml/ns/javaee hEp://xmlns.jcp.org/xml/ns/javaee/beans_1_1.xsd" bean-‐discovery-‐mode="all"> </beans>
- 18. CDI Example Simple CDI Bean Injecting a bean public class LowercaseBeau+fier implements MessageBeau+fier { @Override public String beau+fy(String message) { return message != null ? message.toLowerCase() : null; } } public interface MessageBeau+fier { public String beau+fy(String message); } @Applica+onScoped public class StatusService { @Inject private MessageBeau+fier messageBeau+fier; public Status postStatus(String message) { Status status = new Status(messageBeau+fier.beau+fy(message)); return status; } }
- 19. CDI -‐-‐ Two implementa*ons MessageBeau*fier public class UppercaseBeau+fier implements MessageBeau+fier { @Override public String beau+fy(String message) { return message != null ? message.toUpperCase() : null; } } public class LowercaseBeau+fier implements MessageBeau+fier { @Override public String beau+fy(String message) { return message != null ? message.toLowerCase() : null; } } Code will throw exception-- Ambiguous dependencies for type MessageBeautifier
- 20. CDI – Use @Qualifier @Qualifier @Reten+on(Reten+onPolicy.RUNTIME) @Target({ElementType.METHOD, ElementType.TYPE, ElementType.FIELD}) public @interface Beau+fier { Beau+fierType type(); } public enum Beau+fierType { LOWERCASE, UPPERCASE }
- 21. CDI -‐-‐ @Qualifier usage @Beau+fier(type = Beau+fierType.LOWERCASE) public class LowercaseBeau+fier implements MessageBeau+fier { @Override public String beau+fy(String message) { return message != null ? message.toLowerCase() : null; } } @Beau+fier(type = Beau+fierType.UPPERCASE) public class UppercaseBeau+fier implements MessageBeau+fier { @Override public String beau+fy(String message) { return message != null ? message.toUpperCase() : null; } }
- 22. CDI – Loose Coupling and Sta*c Typing @Applica+onScoped public class StatusService { @Inject @Beau+fier(type = Beau+fierType.UPPERCASE) private MessageBeau+fier messageBeau+fier; public Status postStatus(String message) { Status status = new Status(messageBeau+fier.beau+fy(message)); return status; } }
- 23. CDI 1.1: What’s new in Java EE 7? • Finer scanning control in beans.xml • bean-‐discovery-‐mode aEribute – all, none, annotated • @Vetoed annota+on to veto processing of a package or class. • You can use @Transac+onal with CDI beans. • You can get away from EJBs.
- 24. Bean Valida*on • Specifies common valida+on concept for JavaBeans. • Allow you to put constraints on data to make sure it is valid. • Annota+on based constraints • Use constraint in any layer
- 25. Bean Valida*on Example public class Status{ @NotNull @Size(max = 140) private String message; @NotNull @Past private final Date postedAt; @UniqueUrl private String url; public Status() {} }
- 26. Bean Valida*on 1.1 – What’s new in Java EE 7? • You can validate method parameters and return types. • Integra+on with JAX-‐RS @Path(“/statuses”) public class StatusService { @POST @Produces(“application/json”) public @NotNull Status postStatus(@Valid @NotNull Status status) { // persist in database return status; } }
- 27. Interceptors • Allows you to add cross cuRng concerns to your beans. • Lightweight AOP • You can use them to intercept method calls, constructor invoca+on, Method +meouts.
- 28. Interceptors in ac*on @Interceptor @Loggable public class LoggingInterceptor { @Inject private Logger logger; @AroundInvoke public Object logMethodCall(Invoca+onContext invoca+onContext) throws Excep+on { logger.trace(String.format("Entering method %s", invoca+onContext.getMethod().getName()); try{ return invoca+onContext.proceed(); }finally{ logger.trace(String.format("Entering method %s", invoca+onContext.getMethod().getName()); @InterceptorBinding @Reten+on(Reten+onPolicy.RUNTIME) @Target({ElementType.TYPE, ElementType.METHOD}) public @interface Loggable { } @Loggable @Applica+onScoped public class StatusService { } Interceptor InterceptorBinding and usage
- 29. Interceptors 1.2 – What’s new in Java EE 7? • You can now intercept constructor invoca+ons using @AroundConstruct • You can priori+ze interceptors using @Priority.
- 30. JPA • Describes the management of rela+onal data in applica+ons. • JPA implementa+ons provide ORM framework • JPA provides an API to perform CRUD opera+on on en++es. • An en+ty is a POJO, whose state is mapped to a rela+onal database. • JPA also provides a query language to make queries against en++es stored in rela+onal database.
- 31. JPA in ac*on @En+ty public class Status { @Id @GeneratedValue(strategy = Genera+onType.AUTO) private Long id; private String message; private final Date postedAt = new Date(); } @Stateless public class StatusService { @Inject private En+tyManager en+tyManager; public Status postStatus(String message){ Status status = new Status(message); en+tyManager.persist(status); return status; } }
- 32. JPA 2.1 – What’s new in Java EE 7? • Schema genera+on using standard proper+es. • Use @Index to define addi+onal indexes in schema genera+on. • New En+tyGraph API available in En+tyManager.
- 33. Web Socket 1.0 -‐-‐ New in Java EE 7 • Bidirec+onal full duplex messaging • Annota+on based or interface based programming model • Server and Client WebSocket Endpoint • Integrated with Java EE
- 34. Web Sockets in Ac*on @ServerEndpoint("/reverse") public class ReverseEchoWebSocketServerEndpoint { @OnOpen public void onOpen(){ System.out.println("Connec+on opened"); } @OnMessage public String onMessage(String message){ return StringU+ls.reverse(message); } @OnClose public void connec+onClose(){ System.out.println("Closed connec+on");} var wsUrl = 'hEp://localhost:8080/example/reverse’; var ws = new WebSocket(wsUrl); ws.onopen = func+on(event){}; ws.onclose = func+on(event){ console.log("Remote host closed or refused WebSocket connec+on"); }; ws.onmessage = func+on(event){ $("textarea#outputMessage").val(event.data); }; $(".btn").on('click',func+on(){ var message = $('textarea#inputMessage').val(); ws.send(message); }); Server Endpoint JavaScript Web Socket client
- 35. JSON-‐P 1.0 • API to read or write JSON • Two API’s • Streaming API • Low level API to parse and generate JSON • Similar to StAX API in XML world • Object model API • High level API • Similar to DOM API in XML world
- 36. JsonReader and JsonWriter Example JsonReader jsonReader = Json.createReader(new StringReader(response)); JsonObject jsonObject = jsonReader.readObject(); String bannerImage = jsonObject.getString("image"); String descrip+on = jsonObject.getString("text"); String +tle = jsonObject.getString("+tle"); Map<String, String> fetchedData = new HashMap<>(); fetchedData.put("picUrl", bannerImage); fetchedData.put("descrip+on", descrip+on); fetchedData.put("+tle", +tle); JsonObjectBuilder builder = Json.createObjectBuilder(); builder.add("firstName", "Shekhar") .add("lastName", "Gula+"); JsonObject result = builder.build(); StringWriter sw = new StringWriter(); try (JsonWriter writer = Json.createWriter(sw)) { writer.writeObject(result); } sw.toString(); JsonReader Example JsonWriter Example
- 37. Gefng Started with Java EE 7 Three ways: 1. Use Maven archetype 1. Use com.airhacks JavaEE7 archetype 2. Use template Git repository 3. Use OpenShi1 to create a publicly accessible web applica+on in minutes.
- 39. OpenShift is PaaS by Red Hat Multi-language, Auto-Scaling, Self-service, Elastic, Cloud Application Platform
- 40. l Focus on code, not on configura+on l Speeds up deployment l Scales your app l Efficient l Embraces polyglot programming and persistence. WHY PAAS?
- 41. OUR STACK
- 42. origin Public Cloud Service On- premise or Private Cloud Software Open Source Project FLAVORS OF OPENSHIFT
- 43. l Scalable Java EE 6 supported stack via JBoss AS7 and JBoss EAP 6. l Java EE 7 supported via WildFly community cartridge. l Scalable Tomcat 6 and Tomcat 7 support. l Hot deployment. l Debugging. l Supports Maven, Ant, and Gradle. l Supports con+nuous integra+on via Jenkins. l Eclipse and IntelliJ Idea support. l Can run Java 8, JeEy, Tomcat 8, Tom EE, etc. OPENSHIFT JAVA STORY
- 44. Demo -‐ Crea*ng OpenShi9 WildFly Applica*on • Go to hEps://www.openshi1.com/ and sign up for OpenShi1 Online. • Verify your email • Login into OpenShi1 web console • Search for WildFly applica+on type • Give applica+on name and press “Create Applica+on” buEon.
- 45. Demo : Add MySQL Cartridge Add MySQL 5.5 cartridge from web console
- 46. Demo : Import applica*on in Eclipse Use OpenShi1 Eclipse plugin
- 47. Demo : Pull the Code from Github Repository $ git rm -‐rf src/ pom.xml $ git commit -‐am “deleted template sourcecode” $ git remote add upstream -‐m master hEps:// github.com/shekhargula+/hackerpins-‐ drdobbsindia-‐conference $ git pull -‐s recursive -‐X theirs upstream master
- 48. Demo : Code walkthrough REST backend $ git checkout remotes/origin/backend • JAX-‐RS resources • Async JAX-‐RS • JPA layer • CDI usage • Bean valida+on
- 49. AngularJS – in one slide • Extending HTML to add dynamic nature so that we can build modern web applica+ons with ease. • Brings you back to HTML • Declara+ve approach • Eliminates DOM manipula+on by two way data binding • Ideal for building single page web applica+ons
- 50. AngularJS – Main Components • Services : Objects or func+ons to carry out specific tasks common to the whole web applica+on. • Direc+ves : allows you to extend HTML by defining your own project specific direc+ves. • Controller : constructor func+ons that define the app business logic. • Scope : contains model data. Glues controller and views.
- 51. Angular in Ac*on <!DOCTYPE html> <html ng-‐app> <head></head> <body> <div ng-‐init=”friends= [{name:’karan'},{name:'rahul'},{name:'sameer'}]”> <ul> <li ng-‐repeat=”friend in friends"> {{friend.name}} </li> </ul> </div> <script src="hEp://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.2.15/angular.min.js"></script> </body> </html> http://plnkr.co/edit/NU9wjQppgLMWujpH4bGU?p=preview
- 52. AngularJS: Controller and Scope in Ac*on <!DOCTYPE html> <html ng-‐app> <head></head> <body> <div ng-‐controller="FriendsCtrl”> <ul> <li ng-‐repeat="friend in friends”>{{friend.name}} </li></ul> </div> <script src="hEp://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.2.15/angular.min.js"></script> <script> func+on FriendsCtrl($scope) { $scope.friends = [{name: 'karan'},{name: 'rahul'},{name: 'sameer'}] } </script> </body> </html> http://plnkr.co/edit/1txkaBnZhy5vZuTU6W4S?p=preview
- 53. AngularJS: Adding func*ons to controllers <div ng-‐controller="FriendsCtrl”> <ul> <li ng-‐repeat="friend in friends"> <a ng-‐click=hello(friend.name)>{{friend.name}}</a> </li> </ul></div> <script src="hEp://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.2.15/angular.min.js"></script> <script> func+on FriendsCtrl($scope) { $scope.friends = [{name: 'karan'},{name: 'rahul'},{name: 'sameer'}] $scope.hello = func+on(name){ alert("Hello, "+name) } } </script> http://plnkr.co/edit/hjGbzeo3QNBeWpVE7H03?p=preview
- 54. Demo : Code walkthrough Angular frontend $ git checkout remotes/origin/frontend • Controllers
- 55. Deploy to OpenShi9 $ git push
- 56. QUESTIONS?
- 57. DONE!