JS application backed by a JavaEE RESTful API

Angular EE ============= A reference implementation for how to build an Angular JS application backed by a JavaEE RESTful API. Features --- This app showcases the following features ([related blog post](http://nayidisha.com/techblog/angular-js-from-a-different-angle "AngularEE")): - How to build layers in an Angular JS MVC stack. - How to write tests for each layer of the Angular stack - How to run Angular and Server-side tests during the build - How to make the Angular stack aware of the environment it is running in. - Use [d3](http://d3js.org/) to render basic charts via angular directives. Demo --- View a demo [here](http://pointy-nayidisha.rhcloud.com/pointy) <s>Related Blog Post</s> ---- <s>See [here for a blog post](http://nayidisha.com/techblog/angular-js-from-a-different-angle "AngularEE") explaining this effort.</s> Checkout --- Clone or fork [the repository](https://github.com/pankajtandon/PointyPatient "PointyPatient") in your workspace under a directory we will call $POINTY_HOME Build ---- The build of the Angular __plus__ the Java stack is done using [maven](http://maven.apache.org/). This will run unit tests and build the two war's (pointy-web and pointy-api). Once you have downloaded and installed maven, please do the following: `cd $POINTY_HOME` `mvn clean install -f pointy-parent/pom.xml ` followed by: `mvn clean install -f pointy-parent/pom.xml -Pall,dev ` Run all tests --- The below commands run unit tests _and_ integration tests. This translates to *Jasmine Unit* tests and *E2E Selenium Integration tests* on the Angular stack and *Spring MVC tests*, *Spring Transactional Tests* and JUnit tests using *Mockito* on the Java stack. `cd $POINTY_HOME` `mvn clean install -Pall,dev,alltests -f pointy-parent/pom.xml` Run the app --- The app can be seen in action by deploying the apps (pointy-web.war and pointy-api.war) to a jetty server running on port 9020 of localhost. The jetty server can be started by doing the following: `cd $POINTY_HOME` `mvn clean install -f pointy-parent/pom.xml -Pall,alltests,dev` `mvn jetty:run -Palltests,dev -f pointy-web/pom.xml` Next, fire up a browser and navigate to localhost:9020/pointy Register, Edit, Delete or List patients. By doing this you are interacting with an Angular app (pointy-web) in the browser and using REST calls going out to pointy-api, also, incidentally, hosted on the same server. Note, tho' that if you host pointy-api on a different server, then either a CORS solution will need to be implemented (via a CORS filter maybe), or we have to change the app to accept application/javascript instead of application/json (JSONP). TODOs --- The following still need to be accomplished. Pull Requests are welcome: - Complete E2E tests using jQuery - Write a Spring Service level unit test - Write a Spring Service level Integration Test - Write a Spring Repository level unit test