I am trying to use jhipster. The sample works nice out of the box.
I want to configure it to use Stormpath User management - https://github.com/stormpath/stormpath-spring-security/wiki
I could not find any blog/article on ensuring the Spring Server and AngularJS Client both use StormPath.
check this out-> JHipster sub-generator.
Have a look at this fork. i used it in my project and it works quite good.
https://github.com/moifort/generator-jhipster/tree/user-managment
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I am tring to make CRUD operations on Active Directory via nodejs.
The only package that handle CRUD operation in node that i have found is ad-
https://www.npmjs.com/package/ad.
Are you familiar with other packages?
Is this the only one for update operations?
It seems that integration with Active Directory in nodejs is not popular and mature. Am I wrong? should I implement such integration in Java or .Net core?
Thanks!
The right way is the way that works :) If you are already using NodeJS, then do it in NodeJS if at all possible.
Communication with AD would happen through LDAP, so you can look for NodeJS packages for LDAP. Here are a couple I found:
ldapjs
ldap-client
But that one you linked to is more specific to AD (and AD does have its own flavor of LDAP) so I would choose that as long as it works for you.
If it doesn't work for whatever reason, either ask a new question here to get specific help, or you can start looking into making a separate Java or .NET app to do it. But I wouldn't consider a separate app just for AD queries unless you absolutely couldn't do it in NodeJS.
I have generated jhipster web-app, it comes with REST APIs.
Now, I would like to integrate an existing node.js application to jhipster web-app.
Is there a way to generate a rest-jhipster-client from existing jhipster app? Instead of manually creating functions and calls? Currently using node-rest-client for this
Thank you!
JHipster exposes your REST API documentation using swagger.
So you should look for swagger codegen to generate your client code from swagger JSON specification file, for your Jhipster app it is available at /v2/api-docs URL.
I'm not a nodejs expert but you could have a look at this one: https://www.npmjs.com/package/swagger-js-codegen
I have an existing, full featured, SOAP server that I have to use from node.js server code. I read about a node plugin, soap-js as a plugin. It seems to be old and not much is found on it.
Anybody knows about a node plugin for this purpose.
I can recommend this plugin: https://npmjs.org/package/soap Its easy to use and the support is good.
Cheers.
I have written an application in nodejs/ravendb using node-ravendb (https://github.com/mattdaly/node-ravendb).
Now I want to find good hosting for it and i realize that I don't have much to choose from.
The only cloud-based hosting service that i have found that works with both RavenDB and NodeJS is Appharbor.
But when i try to use it with node-ravendb I find that node-ravendb only uses username/password for authentication and Appharbor wants to use APIKEY instead.
Can I make node-ravendb use APIKEY or is there another way?
Is Appharbor really my only alternative? I am also wondering if using RavenDB with nodejs is a good idea since it does not seem like a common configuration. Can anyone comment on that?
This isn't supported out of the box AFAICT. You'd need to modify node-ravendb to use API key.
Another option, since you mentioned cloud providers: why not just run a virtual machine in Azure, and install and run anything you want? Then you don't have to futz with node-ravendb source code or API keys.
I built a few nodeJS webapps earlier this year, but nodeJS development has been so fast that I feel like I'm already out of date. Any good nodeJS repos out there that do a great job building a RESTful api? (in terms of code organization, style, usage of npm modules, etc?)
Thanks so much for any help!
You should give Express a try, it's a web framework like Sinatra. There are a lof of example on using it on the github repo: https://github.com/visionmedia/express/tree/master/examples
Here's a nice article with code sample: http://fabianosoriani.wordpress.com/2011/08/15/express-api-on-node-js-with-mysql-auth/
I am using express on a webapp and are really satisfied with the request mapping for urls and static content. It also can create basic project structure for a quick start.
https://github.com/visionmedia/express
If your goal is a fast API development: https://github.com/kilianc/node-apiserver
Why don't you try node-restify? It's inspired by express and is aimed at creating RESTFull api's :)