another Spring ROO Article you can find here.

http://www.developers-blog.org/blog/default/2010/02/16/Spring-Roo

Rafael

Hi Keith,
Not all Java developers spend all day developing CRUD applications.
All tools have their own merits and are usually developed when someone sees a need for them.

Stephen

I have just tried to replicate this but could not. Can you please let me know which Roo version you are using?

-Stefan

I tried running the ’shoppinglist’ sample application. I followed the steps (in development mode) that I show you here,

windows XP
java version “1.6.0_07″
apache-maven-2.1.0

create project -topLevelPackage net.stsmedia.roo.shoppinglist
install jpa -provider HIBERNATE -database MYSQL
new persistent class jpa -name ~.domain.Item
add field string -fieldName name -notNull
add field string comments -sizeMax 150
add field number -fieldName price -type java.lang.Float
new persistent class jpa -name ~.domain.ShoppingList
add field string -fieldName title -notNull
add field date jpa -fieldName shoppingDate -type java.util.Date
add field set jpa -element ~.domain.Item -fieldName items
new controller automatic -name ~.web.ShoppingListController -formBackingObject ~.domain.ShoppingList
new controller automatic -name ~.web.ItemController -formBackingObject ~.domain.Item

but when I try to executed the ‘new controller …’ step I got this error: [...]

I’ve tried another example, like Ben’s ‘wedding’ and everything was ok. Please If someone could help me with this error I’d appreciate it a lot.

Cheers!

Thanks for updating this :).

-Stefan

mvn install:install-file -DgroupId=org.springframework.roo -DartifactId=roo-annotations -Dversion=1.0.0.M2 -Dpackaging=jar -Dfile=$ROO_HOME/dist/org.springframework.roo.annotations-1.0.0.M2.jar

If I remember something I’ll use the jira.

Wish you good luck with Roo and can’t wait for more good news.

Regards,

Matjaz

Removal of view artifacts is currently not supported. However since the controllers are exposing all resources via REST you can replace the view technology to your liking. Also, you can remove the JS artifacts manually and switch of auto-generation of view artifacts in the controller annotation (automaticallyMaintainView=false).

We have also separated the JSP (and Dojo) code generating add-on so that there can be easily alternative solutions provided in the future.

You are invited to lodge a improvement request against the Roo Web component in the Roo JIRA: http://jira.springframework.org/browse/ROO and assign the ticket to me (sschmidt).

Thanks,
Stefan

Will there be any way to turn off the stuff you don’t want to use. For example if I dont want those JS effects, could I turn this off somehow?

Best regards,

Matjaz