According to the current Play 2.0 documentation, this is now possible: Note that in Play 2.0, the controllers, models and views package name conventions are now just that and can be changed if needed (such as prefixing everything with com.yourcompany). This works well for an empty Play application, there are however some details to take … Read more
Maybe I’m misunderstanding, but couldn’t you set the dataType to text and JSON.parse() the returned data? success: function(data) { data = JSON.parse(data); // process data }, Edited to add generally agreed upon solution (previously a comment only): I just took a look at api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax and it looks like with jQuery 1.5 you can do a … Read more
Update: In newer versions if IntelliJ IDEA, it is no longer necessary to create the module from play/activator. IntelliJ IDEA has now a really good support for SBT projects. If exists, delete all the idea related directories inside your project. Then in IntelliJ IDEA click File -> Open and choose your build.sbt file. That’s all. … Read more
Just use Initializr, it’s the semi-official solution and it has a huge set of options too. Bootstrap + H5BP is supported out of box! http://www.initializr.com/
You need to specify the arguments as separate Strings: new ProcessBuilder(“cmd”, “arg1”, “arg2”, …); The constructor accepts String, varargs, and List<String>. See ProcessBuilder documentation.
You can access the current Appliction via play.api.Play.current() to find out the mode try play.api.Play.current().mode() or simply use play.api.Play.isDev(play.api.Play.current())
The internal server is Netty. Unless you are forced to deploy a Play application in a servlet container, don’t do it. Play performs better on Netty as it doesn’t need to jump through hoops to support the servlet standard, which shaves off quite a bit of overhead. My preferred way of deploying Play is attached … Read more
52 = Java 8, 51 = Java 7.. On com.typesafe.config.ConfigException; so you have a too new library.
They are very different. In Play 2.3.x and prior, play.core.Execution.Implicits.internalContext is a ForkJoinPool with fixed constraints on size, used internally by Play. You should never use it for your application code. From the docs: Play Internal Thread Pool – This is used internally by Play. No application code should ever be executed by a thread … Read more
Play: Lightweight Java-based framework, with Scala support available as an extra. very good for rapid prototyping, fast-feedback-loop kind of work. Embeds the compiler, so you just edit source code in place and pages get immediately updated. Learning curve is shallow. Wicket: Stateful Java-based framework, with Scala support available as an extra. Shallower learning curve into … Read more