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The Riena platform is the foundation for building multi-tier enterprise client/server applications.
As such Riena is broadening the usage of the service-oriented architecture of OSGi/Equinox by providing access to local and remote services in a transparent way. Using this uniform programming model, the components of Riena and the business components of the enterprise application can be developed regardless of their target location. Components are later easily placed on client or server depending on the business requirements.
As an example, the Riena user interface components will support a business-process oriented user interface visualization and navigation metaphor which can be used as alternative to the default workbench layout.
Releases
Current: 2.0.0.M5 | ||
Version | Getting Started | New and Noteworthy |
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Release 1.2.0.0 | (not yet available) | New and Noteworthy for 2.0.0.M5 |
Current RELEASE: 1.2.0.0 | ||
2.0.0.M5 | Getting started | New and Noteworthy for 1.2.0.0 |
Older Releases and Milestones | ||
1.2.0.RC1 | Getting started | New and Noteworthy for 1.2.0.RC1 |
1.2.0.M3 | Getting started | New and Noteworthy for 1.2.0.M3 |
1.2.0.M2 | Getting started | New and Noteworthy for 1.2.0.M2 |
1.2.0.M1 | Getting started | New and Noteworthy for 1.2.0.M1 |
1.1.0.0 | Getting started | New and Noteworthy for 1.1.0.0 |
Build 1.0.0 | Getting Started (Riena 1.0) | New and Noteworthy for 1.0.0 |
Getting Started with Riena
Install & Getting Started: Install Riena and get started
Concepts and Features
Base concepts
- Getting Started with Injecting Services and Extensions
- Services and Extensions are the building blocks of Eclipse RCP applications. Riena's lightweight and programmatic approach of injecting services and extensions eases component development and testing. (Episode II: Getting Started with Wiring )
- Getting Started with Remote Service
- Remote Services in Riena are based on OSGi Services. So this Getting Started shows how standard OSGi Services can be first published as webservice endpoints and then second how they can be consumed by a client. (Also: Riena Remote Services (Goals and Motivation).)
- Getting Started using Security in Riena
- Security in Riena is JAAS based. That means you have Subject, Principal(s), LoginModule and Permissions. Just the standard Java objects from the JAAS packages. Riena adds the distribution aspect to it, so that a login on the client gets processed on the server. It also deals with make the current Subject (a container for Principals) available on client and in the server thread where remote service calls are processed.
- Object Transactions
- Object Transactions are a base technology to track changes in large object nets. They can be used to reduce bandwidth usage between client and server by transmitting only properties that have changed since the initial loading of the object net.
- Getting Started with Stages
- Developing, testing, running and maintaining client/server applications require more than a monolithic environment setup. Stages are Riena's approach to deal with that.
- Getting Started with Client Monitoring
- Delivering up-to-date information of the health and usage of a client application to the operators/developers.
- Getting Started with Controller Tests
- Testing the logic of a SubModuleController.
User Interface (UI) concepts
- Navigation
- How to configure and use Riena's navigation model.
- Look&Feel
- Ridget code snippets
- Small examples that teach you how to use Ridgets (=Riena Widgets)
- UI Filters
- Login support
- Providing an application with a login dialog/view.
- Use Custom Ridgets
- Making and using custom ridgets for your application.
- Riena Detached Views
- How to easily open 'auxilary' views when a certain navigation node is selected.
- Riena Key Bindings
- How to add your own key bindings to Riena using standard extension points, and lists the default key bindings.
Riena resources
- Overview of Riena System Properties
- Provisional API in Riena 1.1.0
- Project Plan for Riena 1.1.0
- Interesting Ideas for Riena
- Riena IP Log
External resources
- Eclipse Riena Tutorial: How to build a Riena app from scratch
- Eclipse Zone: Riena - A New Adventure In Eclipse
- Introduction to Riena UI and Navigation
Past Events
EclipseCon 2009
- Presentation: Write a Client/Server application based on Riena in 25 minutes
- Presentation: Dynamic Views for Business Applications (Riena + EMF + oAW)
- Discussion: Riena Birds of a Feather Meeting