This Archetype is based on the simple user list example found in the Sencha documentation. However, instead of using a static json file there is a Java UserService configured to respond to the List and Update service requests in the ExtJS User Store. From here it should be easy to add more views and controllers on the client side. As well as adding more Service to your SOA layer.

First a simple example, using the Jackson json parser. Let’s say you have an Object in representing a single User, such as: {“id”:”4b2c379a-382d-4a0f-b4c3-7b44137c299a”,”name”:”Ed”,”email”:”ed@foo.com”} To convert the JSON back into a User POJO instance. // Single User ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper(); User user = mapper.readValue(json, User.class ); return user; But now, what if you have

Since I couldn’t find this when I was looking for it, I’ll post the answer here. Situation: You’ve created a new page in CQ5 and linked it to a custom template. When you view the page with the side kick open there is one problem, the “page properties” menu is disabled. How do you fix

I spent last week at CES 2012 in Vegas, and I thought I would share a few of the the things I found. Before I start, if you’ve never been to CES keep in mind – CES is very hardware focused and after awhile it will all start looking the same. Isn’t this the same

You may not know this but IntelliJ 10 has a CFML plugin to add support for ColdFusion. And yes I do believe you should you give it a try. But for this post I’m assuming you already have and you want to know how to configure your project to deploy with ColdFusion and how to