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He uses Metawidget to render a Drools ViewDefiniton for use in a weather forecasting application. To quote:
"One of the key aspects of Metawidget is its concept of inspectors that are responsible for extracting meaningful metadata from business objects. Metawidget comes with a number of default inspectors that allow extracting metadata based on Java reflection, annotations, etc. But what if we want something special? :)
For instance, how about using business rules as the source of meaningful metadata for a UI?"
He then describes in detail the steps necessary to create an application like this:
Read the full blog post here.
Thanks Sergiy!
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