Looking for a dropwizard example

Question

Looking for a dropwizard example I found:

https://github.com/codahale/dropwizard/tree/master/dropwizard-example

But I am interested in a more complete example with at least:

1. a 1:n relationship like customer - account
2. a html gui represenation at least with forms
3. full crud support for xml

2 out of three would be a start and would earn "accepted" by me.

Answer 1

That looks like a nice example as well: https://github.com/spinscale/dropwizard-blog-sample

Answer 2

I wrote an example in my Dropwizard XML Bundle project:

https://github.com/yunspace/dropwizard-xml/tree/master/dropwizard-xml-example

It's probably the closest to what you are looking for. It has:

• 1:N relationship between Pirates and Ships, stored in a H2 db.
• Full CRUD support for XML using custom JacksonMessageBodyProvider with validation.

Adding HTML gui via Freemarker or Mustache templates should be pretty trivial and is covered in the standard docs.

Answer 3

A good example who want dropwizard with authentication.

Dropwizard: Authentication, Configuration and HTTPS https://dzone.com/articles/getting-started-dropwizard-0

Answer 4

Take a look at some of my Dropwzard projects

In particular the MultiBit Merchant projects (Admin, Store and Platform) will provide you with a wealth of demonstration code that shows how to get stuff done in Dropwizard. There is also an example of OpenID with Dropwizard that should provide a good launch point for a new application.

They are all FOSS under the MIT license.

Answer 5

You can try this project from Github.

Dropwizard: CRUD operation, HTML views, Healthcheck

https://github.com/HoldInArms/dropwizard-mssql-crud-example

Answer 6

Wolfgang,

here is an example Dropwizard application where Authentication, Configuration and database access using Hibernate are used.

The application is discussed in several tutorials:

• First Steps
• Authentication, Configuration and HTTPS
• Connecting to a Database using Hibernate
• Connecting to external REST Web-services using Jersey Client

And here is another example, where one can store bookmarks for authenticated users and access data via REST API.

Good luck.