river-framework-demo

Demos for the River Framework project, an Object Document Mapper Framework written in Java. Each demo is a Maven project.

About River Framework

You will find a presentation about the project at its website. About source code, current features, known issues, next features, etc., please visit its GitHub repo.

Demo: Getting Started

It's the same demo explained at the Getting Started document, but this was written as a Maven Project.

Features:

• It is a stand-alone Java program that opens an IBM Notes session, creates a test database, creates a document, set a simple value and retrieves it again. Also, says "Hello world!" :-)
• It does not use any 'entity' class like Person from the AddressBook demo. It access the database and documents using the default classes implemented in the framework.

Requirements:

• Java 1.6+ JDK
• IBM Notes 8.5+ client installed. The IBM Domino server is not necessary.
• An IDE like IntelliJ or Eclipse

Demo: Address Book

It creates a local IBM Notes database, populates it with random data, and do a simple search.

Features:

• It shows how to define a database (AddressBook.class) for an indexed document (Person.class)
• The Person.java file has defined all required and some optional methods.
• The AddressBook.java file has the minimum to use it with indexed documents.

Requirements:

• Java 1.6+ JDK
• IBM Notes 8.5+ client installed. The IBM Domino server is not necessary.
• An IDE like IntelliJ or Eclipse

Demo: Play! Framework Address Book

It works like the Address Book demo, but it was build as a Play! Framework application.

Features:

• It opens a test database. If it does not exist, the application will create and populate it with random data.
• The Person.java file has defined all required and some optional methods.
• The AddressBook.java file has the minimum to use it with indexed documents.
• It's a basic CRUD application. It shows the database data in this URL: http://127.0.0.1/persons/

Requirements:

• Java 1.8+ JDK
• Play! Framework 2.4+
• IBM Notes 8.5+ client installed. The IBM Domino server is not necessary.
• An IDE like IntelliJ or Eclipse

To import the demos:

• Create a Git clone or just download it as a ZIP file
• In IntelliJ or Eclipse, import the project that you want to test
• Download the River Framework artifacts using Maven
• Run

For run the Play! demos, use the activator provided by the Play framework.

If you have any question or comment, please write me to [email protected]