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I am going to write a Sinatra app that needs to submit information to some legacy app via SOAP. The interface is simple and as far as I can see, the data transfer is one-way: Data needs to be submitted from the Sinatra app to the legacy app. So the Sinatra app only needs to do SOAP calls.
Which SOAP framework is best suited for this task?
SimpleWS seems to be a nice choice but it is based on SOAP4R that is known to be buggy.
Take a look at savon. I haven't had a chance to play with it in anything serious, but have some SOAP projects in the queue, and have targeted savon as the first candidate.
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I have written Ruby code to convert a number to words.
Am running it on my ruby console locally.
So now, am considering a very simple webpage with an input text field for users to enter the number and an output field to display the result.
I could have written the code in Javascript, but I preferred to hide the code from users, and at the same time I wanted to get my hands dirty trying to learn Ruby.
So now, what are my options, should I use Sinatra (heard it is the most basic framework) or can it be done without any framework?
There are quite a few ruby frameworks to pick from. Sinatra, but also Rails, Padrino, and a few lightweight ones line Camping.
If you really want to get your hands dirty, you could also build a Rack app without using any of them:
http://m.onkey.org/ruby-on-rack-1-hello-rack
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I use Spring and Vaadin. I need to test my application to know how it'll be working after release. I'm looking for some free tool which can generate some fake traffic and if possible give me some statistics (like response time, number of responses handled in an hour). Do you know any tools which can provide that? Are they provide any control what exactly will be executed (which button clicked, which pages entered)?
Look at JMeter It is dedicated to emulate static and dynamic loading.
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I am a student, and I just have developed an application using Sencha Touch, which follows the MVCS architecture.
It includes a lots of java-script model-view-controller and store classes.
Application works fine, but the problem is with its documentation.
Can you help me with any good example that shows the various UML diagrams (class, activity, use case) and how they are designed for MVC applications?
Any tutorial or blog post would also be of help.
The list of classes is huge, and so I am not sure if I should put it here.
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I'm starting a new project that will rely on social network graphs.
I looked on Neo4j.rb. Because of the lack of full ActiveRecord compatibility, I have to review code that should just work.
Trying to use the basics described in here, I am stuck on missing methods find_by_provider_and_uid, while using Devise requires a fork to work with Neo4j.rb.
Other alternatives each has it issues. For example:
Neography get's me writing Cypher syntax
Pacer has almost no documentation
Has anyone built a purely neo4j/orientDB project that implements modular authentication (OpenID, Twitter and Facebook)?
If so, what framework and language would you recommend?
Max De Marzi deployed a number of applications on heroku using Facebook and twitter APIs (and also OpenAuth). See http://maxdemarzi.com
And cypher is the way to go for the future, there is also a framework on top of neography called neoid that adds Rails support. (https://github.com/elado/neoid)
Neo4j.rb is for embedded deployment, i.e. you run Neo4j within your webapp.
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I'm really amazed with reactive extensions library created by Microsoft and the MVVM framework 'reactiveui' build on top of it. I would love to use it in my project, but I cannot find any examples of using it in standard applications. I've seen Paul's (creator) blog posts, but what I need is not samples of codes, but sample application.
I want to build windows phone7/ windows 8 application with Reactive-UI, but I would like to know how to exactly use it in the there (not dry 3lines of usage example).
Please let me know if you know any open source examples, where Reactive-UI has been used.
You can check this GitHub repo
In the ReactiveUI.Sample.WP7 folder you can find the Sample application.