Vaadin 8 Demo project using Spring Boot 3.2

Vaadin 8 Extended Maintenance provides possibility to use Spring Boot 3.2 with Vaadin 8. This application demonstrates the setup.

Running the project

mvn spring-boot:run

Wait for the application to start

Open http://localhost:8080/ to view the application.

Default credentials are [email protected]/admin for admin access and [email protected]/barista for normal user access.

Running the project as an executable jar

The project is configured to automatically make the build artifact runnable using java -jar. By default you can thus also run the project by executing the war file:

java -jar target/my-bakery-1.0-SNAPSHOT.war

If you want to produce a jar file instead of a war file, change the packaging type in pom.xml to <packaging>jar</packaging>.

Developing the project

The project can be imported into the IDE of your choice as a Maven project

The views are created using Vaadin Designer. To edit the views visually, you need to install the Vaadin Designer plug-in.

In Eclipse, open Marketplace, search for "vaadin" and install Vaadin Designer 2.x

In IntelliJ, go to "Preferences" -> "Plugins" -> "Browse Repositories", search for "Vaadin Designer 2" and install "Vaadin Designer"

License

The code in this repository is distributed under Apache 2 license, but commercial Vaadin dependencies are used and you need a license to use those.

Vaadin 8.27.0 requires a paid Vaadin 8 Extended Maintenance subscription.

A paid Pro subscription is required for using Chart and Designer products.