Posts Tagged ‘declarative’

Qualogy joined W3C!

#Tags: , , , , | Posted in Blog on # November 9, 2009 | #No Comments

Qualogy, the organization behind QAFE, is proud to announce that the company joined W3C.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is an international community that develops standards to ensure the long-term growth of the Web. For QAFE that means that we propose the QAML, QAFE Markup Language, to be a standard. QAML has the unique feature that it combines technology independent declarative UI with declaratively SOA enabling backend technologies. The SOA enabling part is also  in a technology independent way.

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In depth: Java Resource

#Tags: , , , , , , , , | Posted in Blog, News on # February 23, 2009 | #No Comments

On the QAFE demo site you’ll see a sample application called “Random Demo”.

This class uses a direct link with the java.util.Random class which can be found in this rt.jar (distributed with every JDK installation). To use this class in QAFE, we make a “link” to this class by defining a resource. A QAFE Resource is the “connection” between the real implementation and the “source” for service definitions in QAFE. (more…)

QAML's XSD's

#Tags: , , , , , , | Posted in Blog, News on # February 20, 2009 | #No Comments

Structured documents like XML files can be validated on their contents using DTD (Document Type Definition) or XSD (XML Schema Definition).

At QAFE we use XSD’s to validate the contents of the applications. In the previous post we also mentioned the Application Context, the startup file for QAFE. This indicates that we use more that one XSD. Futhermore, there is another XSD, which is needed in case database are directly referenced from a resource (and not from a Java file). (more…)

Declarative SOA + UI in one go: QAFE!

#Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , | Posted in Blog, News on # December 9, 2008 | #No Comments

Declarative UI has been buzzing lately in the serveral Web UI communities (like Google’s GWT-incubator project). We know there is a need for this. Nevertheless, eventhough you have your declarative UI ready, you still have to program the serverside in the language of that technology.

Wouldn’t it be great if you could easily access your database or any other backend in a declarative way ? (more…)