Re:Introducing a new Java framework for web development: Micro
by florinpatrascu on Sunday February 10, 2013 @11:15AM
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I truly understand your point, and this is why Micro is offering a flexible scripting support. You can quickly prototype your business logic without needing to restart the app, which BTW, it only takes a few seconds. Using Beanshell, for example, allows you to develop and test the business logic and then transfer the code to Java if need be.
However, I am currently working on integrating the JCL (https://github.com/kamranzafar/JCL) library, recently released under a dual license by its author; it used to be LGPL only. This way I hope I can offer the class loading support at runtime, like Play is doing it, for example.
Re:Introducing a new Java framework for web development: Micro
by ubersoldat2k7 on Sunday February 10, 2013 @06:58AM
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Play targets the reload problem very efficiently and works.
However having the framework in Java and actual web app logic in some dynamic language works very smoothly - I've done something similar with JS (Rhino) where the server actually takes care of auto reload and module system. Not really finished but: http://code.google.com/p/sodejs-java (wow maybe I should move it to github finally).