Mobile Java Web Applications with MVC and OpenDDR
summary
Overview of OpenDDR history and a concrete demo: OpenDDR implements the W3C DDR, the Java classifier client can load data from URL or chart file and returns rich device attributes (beyond Spring Mobile’s three flags), and the project sees peaks of ~175,000 downloads in a month (≈500,000 total in 2018) with six‑digit 2019 usage. Live code shows Spring MVC and Jakarta MVC integrations, device‑aware view resolution and site preferences working, though the demo hits a repository‑loading error when switching datasets.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 0:24Agenda
- 2:53What is a DDR?
- 5:31Apache Trail
- 7:11Back to the Roots
- 10:00Project Comparison Project
- 12:01Why Open Standards?
- 13:17Level of Confidence
- 14:05Patching and Optimization
- 15:02Load Test
- 16:35DDR Service Retrieval
- 18:15New Java Client (2)
- 20:37Spring Mobile
- 22:23Device Detection
- 23:03Device aware View Resolution
- 23:23Jakarta MVC
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