https://javalite.io/validations#simple-java-classes-triggering-of-validation

• Table formatting is gone: http://localhost:8080/routing
• Numbered code blocks are broken: http://localhost:8080/database_configuration
• Code examples should not wrap, provide horizontal scroll bars http://localhost:8080/deploying_to_heroku
• Logo and title formatting
• Spacing and font needs to be like Bootstrap (Gleb)
• Explore borrowing code highlighting from http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized/img/screen-java-dark.png (for Gleb)
• TOC section is stuck to the menu
• Breadcrumbs have no top margin
• Disquss section is sticking out

Maybe we can throw away Bootswatch and use bare bones Bootstrap?

https://javalite.io/validations#simple-java-classes-triggering-of-validation

Based on this answer:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53970438/log4j-properties-does-not-have-effects-on-logging-in-activejdbc/53981383#53981383

https://javalite.io/database_configuration#tying-it-all-together

http://javalite.io/context-parameters

It would be VERY nice to have some page with the "official" Javalite logos, including some variations (white/gray/transparent background, just the hand/with 'Javalite' caption, different formats, etc.) and maybe some usage guidelines (something like Spring, but way more relaxed 😉, just if it makes sense).

Help spread the word! 📢 👍🏽

Second-level links in breadcrumbs must point to the documentation root of each javalite component, instead of the component start page. This speeds up navigation between pages a lot.
Example: in app_context page the breadcrumb could point to /documentation#activeweb instead of /activeweb.

What do you think? If you agree, I can send a PR editing all .properties files.

It would be nice to mention the useful ${context_path} parameter in the context-parameters page. Is there any other parameter worth mentioning?

Example:
https://javalite.io/search?query=Cassandra

the page does exist:
https://javalite.io/cassandra_migrations

See this section: https://javalite.io/documentation#webservices-support - this only shows how to render JSON and XML directly from models. Add documentation on webservices:

1. Generate JSON/XML from models
2. Generate JSON/XML from controller and views.
3. Basic ideas for securing service endpoints.

see the highlight example:

http://lucene.apache.org/core/7_5_0/highlighter/org/apache/lucene/search/highlight/package-summary.html

based on this issue:
javalite/javalite#479

Currently the release page (all of them) states that the only supported jdk is "Oracle JDK", which us propietary. What about OpenJDK for example?
This could stop new adopters...

See javalite/javalite#1043 for implementation

ActiveJDBC can be used without the ORM part, just as a simple JDBC wrapper, using Base and DB classes, and works really great.
It would be nice to document the underlying methods with some examples, like findAll(), exec(), firstCell(), etc.

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