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| + | Development under Adichatz obeys to a specific and simple logic. | ||
| + | * With generation tools, you can quickly succeed in building a deliverable that uses specific technologies. | ||
| + | * Several means are available to transform the deliverable: | ||
| + | * Dealing the generation process (Pojo rewriters, [[scenario|scenario]], [[generator|generators]]). | ||
| + | * Improve the XML file (see examples [[tutorial:improve_film_detail|for Film detail]] or [[tutorial:include_gmap_controller|for Address detail]]). | ||
| + | * [[tutorial:extend_controller|Extend controller]]. | ||
| + | * [[tutorial:create_listener|Add listeners]]. | ||
| + | * [[tutorial:validation_process|Use validators]]. | ||
| + | * .... | ||
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| + | Eclipse Plugins/Bundles logic ([[tutorial:osgi|OSGi]]) can be used to create your own resources. For example: | ||
| + | * '<wrap adicode>org.adichatz.jpa</wrap>' is a module which implements its own Databinding service, its own Application Data Cache and its own entities. | ||
| + | * In '<wrap adicode>org.adichatz.studio</wrap>', Eclipse 3 resources are implemented and so, specific databinding services, Application Data Cache and XJC entities provide a way to link beans comming from XML grammar (xsd files) to Adichatz framework. | ||
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