Production - 2.9.x
Deploying your application Using Play in production Deploying your application Production configuration Setting up a front end HTTP server Configuring HTTPS Deploying to a cloud service Common topics The build system Configuration Static assets Built-in HTTP filters Extending Play with modules Working with Databases Server Backends Deploying your application Scheduling tasks Application Shutdown I
artima - Getting Started with Play 2, Scala, and Squeryl
In this article you will learn how to get started building web applications with Play 2, Scala, Squeryl, JSON, CoffeeScript, and jQuery. You will also learn how to test the application with ScalaTest and then deploy the application on the cloud with Heroku. The combination of Play 2, Scala, Squeryl, JSON, CoffeeScript, jQuery, and ScalaTest provides a very efficient way to build and test modern we
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Getting code coverage in the Play Framework using Jacoco
QUICKLINK: I don’t care about your stupid life story, just show me how to make it work We’ve been using the Play framework lately at KonciergeMD to build our application. One thing that’s always good to have on your application is good test coverage, and there’s no shortage of tools to measure that. To get the reports on code coverage, we decided to give JaCoCo a shot, and specifically try to use
How to set up different databases per environment in Play 2.0?
I'd like my Play app to use different databases for test, local and production (production is Heroku) environments. In application.conf I have: db.default.driver=org.postgresql.Driver %dev.db.default.url="jdbc:postgresql://localhost/foobar" %test.db.default.url="jdbc:postgresql://localhost/foobar-test" %prod.db.default.url=${DATABASE_URL} This doesn't seem to work. When I run play test or play run
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GitHub - guillaumebort/anormtyped-demo: Proof Of Concept: A fully type safe version of Anorm
When using a generic controller, how to return a view inherent to a specific controller?
Documentation: AkkaCore — Playframework
Tutorial: Play Framework 2 with Scala, Anorm, JSON, CoffeeScript, jQuery & Heroku
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