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    Front cover
    brief contents
    contents
    preface
    acknowledgments
    about this book
    Roadmap
    Who should read this book?
    Code conventions and examples
    Author Online
    about the author
    about the cover illustration
    Part 1 — Getting started
    Introducing Lift
    1.1 What is Scala?
    1.2 What is Lift?
    1.2.1 Lift design goals
    1.2.2 View-first design
    1.2.3 Community and team
    1.3 Lift features
    1.3.1 Lift Core and Lift Web
    1.3.2 Lift Persistence
    1.3.3 Lift Modules
    1.4 Summary
    Hello Lift
    2.1 Getting started with SBT
    2.2 Your first Lift application
    2.2.1 Creating the project
    2.2.2 Inspecting the project
    2.2.3 Booting the application
    2.3 Snippets and templating overview
    2.3.1 Snippets
    2.3.2 Templating overview
    2.4 Summary
    Part 2 — Application tutorial
    The auction application
    3.1 Application requirements
    3.1.1 Frontend
    3.1.2 Administration
    3.2 Template structure
    3.2.1 Design workflow
    3.2.2 Template setup
    3.3 Data models
    3.3.1 Schema definition
    3.3.2 Connecting to the database
    3.4 Scaffolding
    3.4.1 Prototype traits
    3.4.2 CRUD generation
    3.5 Validation
    3.5.1 Definitions
    3.5.2 Displaying field errors
    3.6 Summary
    Customers, auctions, and bidding
    4.1 Building an auction catalog
    4.1.1 Listing auctions
    4.1.2 Adding to SiteMap
    4.2 Displaying auctions
    4.2.1 Auction detail URLs
    4.2.2 The AJAX bidding interface
    4.2.3 Real-time bidding
    4.3 Summary
    Shopping basket and checkout
    5.1 Order creation
    5.1.1 Order models
    5.1.2 Attributing auctions to customers
    5.2 Implementing the basket and checkout process
    5.2.1 Implementing the basket
    5.2.2 Implementing the checkout
    5.3 Collecting payment with PayPal
    5.3.1 Environment setup
    5.3.2 The Buy Now button
    5.4 Summary
    Part 3 — Lift in detail
    Common tasks with Lift WebKit
    6.1 Templates, snippets, and views
    6.1.1 Templates
    6.1.2 Snippets
    6.1.3 Views
    6.2 Managing state
    6.2.1 Request and session state
    6.2.2 Cookies
    6.3 Forms with LiftScreen and Wizard
    6.3.1 LiftScreen
    6.3.2 Wizard
    6.4 Widgets
    6.4.1 AutoComplete widget
    6.4.2 Gravatar widget
    6.5 Summary
    SiteMap and access control
    7.1 Menus and locations
    7.1.1 Understanding and implementing locations
    7.1.2 Rendering menus
    7.2 Location parameters
    7.2.1 Default location parameters
    7.2.2 Authentication parameters
    7.3 Customizing SiteMap
    7.3.1 Creating a custom Loc
    7.3.2 When to customize SiteMap?
    7.4 Summary
    HTTP in Lift
    8.1 HTTP pipeline
    8.1.1 HTTP abstraction
    8.1.2 Application lifecycle
    8.1.3 Request lifecycle
    8.2 URL rewriting
    8.2.1 Defining a RewritePF
    8.2.2 Advanced rewriting
    8.3 Dispatching and web services
    8.3.1 Using the HTTP dispatch DSL
    8.3.2 Basic REST service
    8.3.3 Advanced multiformat REST service
    8.4 Summary
    AJAX, wiring, and Comet
    9.1 AJAX
    9.1.1 JavaScript abstractions
    9.1.2 AJAX 101
    9.1.3 Sophisticated AJAX
    9.1.4 Using JSON forms with AJAX
    9.1.5 AJAX with LiftScreen
    9.2 Wiring
    9.2.1 Formula wiring
    9.3 Comet
    9.3.1 What are actors?
    9.3.2 Basic Comet usage
    9.3.3 Comet-based rock-paper-scissors
    9.4 Summary
    Persistence with Mapper
    10.1 Setting up a database
    10.1.1 Installation and connectivity
    10.1.2 Defining Mappers
    10.1.3 Relationships
    10.1.4 Schema creation and control
    10.2 Interacting with Mapper
    10.2.1 Creating data
    10.2.2 Querying data
    10.2.3 Updating and deleting data
    10.2.4 Validation and lifecycle callbacks
    10.2.5 Display functionality
    10.3 Advanced Mapper
    10.3.1 Query logging
    10.3.2 Transactions
    10.3.3 Custom mapped fields
    10.4 Summary
    Persistence with Record
    11.1 Common Record functionality
    11.1.1 Common Record fields
    11.1.2 Integration with LiftScreen and Wizard
    11.2 Record for relational databases
    11.2.1 Connecting and querying with Squeryl
    11.2.2 A bookstore with Squeryl
    11.3 Record for NoSQL stores
    11.3.1 NoSQL support in Lift
    11.3.2 Bookstore with MongoDB
    11.4 Summary
    Localization
    12.1 Implementing localization
    12.1.1 Implementing locale calculator
    12.1.2 Localizing templates and code
    12.2 Defining localized resources
    12.2.1 Using XML resources
    12.2.2 Using Java properties resources
    12.2.3 Using custom resource factories
    12.3 Summary
    Distributed messaging and Java enterprise integration
    13.1 Distributed programming
    13.1.1 Messaging with AMQP
    13.1.2 Messaging with Akka
    13.2 Integrating Lift into existing Java infrastructure
    13.2.1 JPA and Scala EntityManager
    13.3 Summary
    Application testing
    14.1 Scala testing frameworks
    14.1.1 ScalaTest
    14.1.2 Scala Specs
    14.1.3 ScalaCheck
    14.1.4 Code coverage reports
    14.2 Writing testable code
    14.2.1 Complexities of testing state
    14.2.2 Dependency injection
    14.3 Testing strategies
    14.3.1 Testing snippets
    14.3.2 Testing web services
    14.3.3 Testing with Mapper
    14.3.4 Testing Comet and AJAX
    14.4 Summary
    Deployment and scaling
    15.1 Choosing a servlet container
    15.2 Handling state
    15.2.1 Sticky session strategies
    15.2.2 Distributing critical state
    15.3 Choosing a configuration
    15.3.1 Single server
    15.3.2 Multiple servers
    15.4 Deployment tools and techniques
    15.4.1 Built-in assistance
    15.4.2 Monitoring
    15.5 Case studies
    15.5.1 Foursquare
    15.5.2 Novell Vibe
    15.6 Summary
    appendix A: Introduction to Scala
    A.1 Variables, values, and immutability
    A.2 Classes, methods, traits, and functions
    A.2.1 Classes
    A.2.2 Traits
    A.2.3 Methods
    A.2.4 Functions
    A.3 Collections
    A.4 Pattern matching
    A.5 Implicits
    appendix B: Configuring an IDE
    B.1 IntelliJ
    B.2 Eclipse
    appendix C: Options and boxes
    index
    Symbols
    A
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    D
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    Back cover
    The simply functional web framework for Scala Covers Lift 2.x Timothy Perrett M A N N I N G www.it-ebooks.info
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    Lift in Action THE SIMPLY FUNCTIONAL WEB FRAMEWORK FOR SCALA TIMOTHY PERRETT M A N N I N G SHELTER ISLAND www.it-ebooks.info
    To my Dad for teaching me that hard work and dedication can triumph over any problem For online information and ordering of this and other Manning books, please visit www.manning.com. The publisher offers discounts on this book when ordered in quantity. For more information, please contact Special Sales Department Manning Publications Co. 20 Baldwin Road PO Box 261 Shelter Island, NY 11964 Email: orders@manning.com ©2012 by Manning Publications Co. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by means electronic, mechanical, photocopying, or otherwise, without prior written permission of the publisher. Many of the designations used by manufacturers and sellers to distinguish their products are claimed as trademarks. Where those designations appear in the book, and Manning Publications was aware of a trademark claim, the designations have been printed in initial caps or all caps. Recognizing the importance of preserving what has been written, it is Manning’s policy to have the books we publish printed on acid-free paper, and we exert our best efforts to that end. Recognizing also our responsibility to conserve the resources of our planet, Manning books are printed on paper that is at least 15 percent recycled and processed without the use of elemental chlorine. Manning Publications Co. 20 Baldwin Road PO Box 261 Shelter Island, NY 11964 Development editors: Katharine Osborne Copyeditor: Andy Carroll Typesetter: Dennis Dalinnik Cover designer: Marija Tudor ISBN: 9781935182801 Printed in the United States of America 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 – MAL – 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 www.it-ebooks.info
    brief contents PART 1 GETTING STARTED ........................................................1 Introducing Lift 3 1 ■ 2 ■ Hello Lift 20 PART 2 APPLICATION TUTORIAL ..............................................37 3 ■ The auction application 39 4 ■ Customers, auctions, and bidding 60 5 ■ Shopping basket and checkout 83 PART 3 LIFT IN DETAIL..........................................................105 6 ■ Common tasks with Lift WebKit 107 7 ■ SiteMap and access control 140 8 ■ HTTP in Lift 160 9 ■ AJAX, wiring, and Comet 187 10 ■ Persistence with Mapper 223 11 ■ Persistence with Record 259 v www.it-ebooks.info
    vi BRIEF CONTENTS 12 ■ Localization 282 13 ■ Distributed messaging and Java enterprise integration 293 14 ■ Application testing 317 15 ■ Deployment and scaling 347 www.it-ebooks.info
    contents xiii preface acknowledgments about this book about the author about the cover illustration xxii xv xvii xxi PART 1 GETTING STARTED.............................................1 1 Introducing Lift 3 1.1 What is Scala? 4 1.2 What is Lift? 6 Lift design goals 7 ■ View-first design 8 Community and team 10 1.3 Lift features 11 Lift Core and Lift Web 12 ■ Lift Persistence 15 Lift Modules 17 1.4 Summary 18 vii www.it-ebooks.info
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