refactoring-to-rails | Example of refactoring a Spring/Hibernate application

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refactoring-to-rails is a Java library. refactoring-to-rails has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This is a project to demonstrate how you might refactor a legacy Java project to use Rails. The entire repository history is intended to be read start-to-finish. Each commit message is annotated with the goals of that particular step and what to expect. If you simply copy or imitate code from a particular snapshot without understanding how it got there, you're just practicing cargo cult programming :). We're using the Spring-MVC-based "Petclinic" application as the project subject to the refactoring. We sourced the code of the application from this subversion repository. There are three versions of the refactoring: small, medium and large. Each version is stored on a different branch in this repository. The three branches build upon each other in succession. The size name of each of the refactorings is an indicator to the amount of deviation from the original Java-only Spring MVC project.

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refactoring-to-rails has a low active ecosystem.

It has 52 star(s) with 3 fork(s). There are 2 watchers for this library.

It had no major release in the last 6 months.

refactoring-to-rails has no issues reported. There are 3 open pull requests and 0 closed requests.

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refactoring-to-rails has no bugs reported.

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refactoring-to-rails has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.

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Skips the specified amount
Reads the buffer from the temp file
Buffer data to a given position
Read buffer from memory
Load a Pet by ID
Load an owner object
Loads the positions of the specified owner
Loads the visits data for the supplied pet
Process a submit
Returns a Pet with the given name
Init database
Returns all owned owners with the given last name
Closes this output stream
Reads available bytes
Process submit
Build the feed entries
Build the feed metadata
Process incoming visit form submission
Generate a form for an owner
Initialize the webDataBinder
Processes a submit
Process the request and dispatches it
Generate the visit form for a Pet
Invokes the method
Processes a submit request for owner
Gets a handler for the Vets

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Install refactoring-to-rails

To play with this code, you should install JRuby, and then install Bundler with gem install bundler. You will also need MySQL installed. You'll need to do the one-time step of creating the petclinic database. Assuming the default MySQL development setup of a root user with no password, run rake db:create to create the petclinic database. (Alternately, you can log into the mysql console manually and load the file src/main/resources/db/mysql/initDB.txt.).
bundle install: This ensures that you have all the gems needed to run the project.
rake: This runs the test suite. See also the output of rake -T to see all available tasks.

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