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问题 There is a demo by IBM that shows how easy Reverse AJAX can be used with DWR 2. On the other hand, Scala/LIFT comes with built-in Reverse AJAX capability. Question: Any experience if this works fine with Spring MVC? Question: If you'd start from scratch, what are the pros and cons for preferring Scala/LIFT over DWR/Spring MVC Question: In Scala/LIFT, is the security handling as sophisticated as in Spring Security? 回答1: Lift's Comet Architecture which was selected by Novell to power their

问题 For a little educational project intended as a community resource to help people learn Scala I am looking for a simple way to serve and process web pages in a background thread. Minimal background: Scalatron is a multi-player game in which players pit bot programs (written in Scala) against each other. It is accompanied by a step-by-step Scala tutorial. Currently players need to use an IDE on their local machines to compile bots, which are then published into the game by copying them into a

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问题 So I have a Map in Scala like this: val m = Map[String, String]( "a" -> "theA", "b" -> "theB", "c" -> "theC", "d" -> "theD", "e" -> "theE" ) and I want to serialize this structure into a JSON string using lift-json. Do any of you know how to do this? 回答1: How about this? implicit val formats = net.liftweb.json.DefaultFormats import net.liftweb.json.JsonAST._ import net.liftweb.json.Extraction._ import net.liftweb.json.Printer._ val m = Map[String, String]( "a" -> "theA", "b" -> "theB", "c" ->

问题 I want to know the technical reasons why the lift webframework has high performance and scalability? I know it uses scala, which has an actor library, but according to the install instructions it default configuration is with jetty. So does it use the actor library to scale? Now is the scalability built right out of the box. Just add additional servers and nodes and it will automatically scale, is that how it works? Can it handle 500000+ concurrent connections with supporting servers. I am

问题 How do I make target "package" depend on target "test" ? There is a solution here: Force sbt 0.11 to run tests But it doesn't really work with the xsbt-web-plugin. 回答1: Here's what I did: Keys.`package` <<= (test in Test, Keys.`package` in Compile) map { (_, in) => println("after package & test") in } It runs test, and iff the tests were successful, runs package task. (tested on fresh install of lift-2.5-RC2) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15547784/sbt-package-depend-on-test

问题 I'm trying to create a Lift chat server. I've taken everything straight from the Lift book that is linked to from Lift's main website. Upon running it, I cannot submit my messages because liftAjax is undefined and causes an error that appears in my chrome console. Correct me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't Lift generate the liftAjax stuff upon starting up the website? I have a feeling I could import liftAjax myself from some source and it would work, but I don't feel I should have to do this.

问题 I'm trying to create a Lift chat server. I've taken everything straight from the Lift book that is linked to from Lift's main website. Upon running it, I cannot submit my messages because liftAjax is undefined and causes an error that appears in my chrome console. Correct me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't Lift generate the liftAjax stuff upon starting up the website? I have a feeling I could import liftAjax myself from some source and it would work, but I don't feel I should have to do this.

问题 I wanted to start a new web application project and I am confused between two frameworks that is GWT(Java) or Lift(Scala). So I want your opinion which one I choose? Both are good according to my project requirement. So on the basis of frameworks comparison please tell me which is good? 回答1: I have found GWT to be an extremely effective technology for the client side, and use a combination of Java and Scala on the server-side. GWT is attractive because it allows you to write your web

问题 I'm learning Scala and lift at the same time and I got stuck on understanding the syntax used to inintialize the SiteMap in the Boot.scala: val entries = Menu(Loc("Home", "/", "Home")) :: Menu(Loc("Foo", "/badger", "Foo")) :: Menu(Loc("Directory Foo", "/something/foo", "Directory Foo")) :: Nil LiftRules.setSiteMap(SiteMap(entries:_*)) What exactly is the meaning of the SiteMap parameter? I see that the value entries is a list of Menu. What is the colon, underscore, star ? At first I thought