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Spring Roo 1.1 Cookbook
Over 60 recipes to help you speed up the development of your Java web applications using the Spring Roo development tool
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- Cover
- Copyright
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Table of Contents
- Preface
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Chapter 1: Getting Started with Spring Roo
- Introduction
- Setting up Roo
- Using Spring Roo with Eclipse/STS
- Getting help and hints from Roo
- Creating a Roo project
- Importing a Roo project into Eclipse or IntelliJ IDEA IDE
- Configuring logging
- Viewing properties defined in a properties file
- Managing properties defined in a properties file
- Creating a Java class
- Moving existing Spring projects to use Spring Roo
- Adding attributes to a Java class
- Creating a Java interface
- Referring to a type from the Roo shell
- Creating application artifacts from Roo script
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Chapter 2: Persisting Objects Using JPA
- Introduction
- Setting up a JPA provider for your project
- Viewing database configuration properties
- Managing database configuration properties
- Creating persistent entities
- Adding JSR 303 constraints to persistent fields
- Controlling auto-generated methods of persistent entities
- Creating integration tests for persistent entities
- Creating new 'data on demand' for testing entities
- Creating mock tests for persistent entities
- Executing persistent entities tests
- Creating applications that interact with multiple databases
- Packaging your Roo project
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Chapter 3: Advanced JPA Support in Spring Roo
- Introduction
- Viewing candidate dynamic finder methods
- Adding dynamic finder methods to an entity
- Creating a many-to-one (or one-to-one)
- relationship between entities
- Creating a one-to-many (or many-to-many)
- relationship between entities
- Creating a mapped superclass
- Customizing Roo-generated
- identifier definition
- Generating database metadata
- Creating entities from a database
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Chapter 4: Web Application Development with Spring Web MVC
- Introduction
- Auto-generating Spring MVC controllers and
- JSPX views from JPA entities
- Packaging, deploying, and using a
- Roo-generated Spring MVC application
- Modifying Roo-generated views
- Round-tripping support in Spring Roo
- for web controllers and views
- Creating a Spring MVC controller
- for a specific JPA entity
- Manually creating a Spring MVC
- controller for a JPA entity
- Adding static views to a Roo-generated
- web application
- Internationalizing Roo-generated
- web applications
- Adding or modifying themes
- generated by Roo
- Adding JSON support to domain objects
- and controllers
- Creating and executing Selenium tests
- for web controllers
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Chapter 6: Emailing, Messaging, Spring Security,
Solr, and GAE
- Introduction
- Sending e-mails using JavaMail API
- Sending and receiving JMS messages
- Configuring Spring Security for your application
- Using Spring Security with Apache Directory Server
- Deploying a GWT application on GAE
- Deploying a Spring Web MVC application on GAE
- Adding search capability to your domain model with Solr
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Chapter 7: Developing Add-ons and Removing Roo from Projects
- Introduction
- Setting up GnuPG for add-on development
- Installing an installable add-on
- Developing a simple add-on
- Developing an advanced add-on
- Converting non-OSGi JDBC drivers into OSGi-compliant bundles
- Removing Roo with push-in refactoring
- Adding Roo to a project using pull-out refactoring
- Upgrading to the latest version of Roo
- Index
This is a cookbook full of recipes with the essential code explained clearly and comprehensively. The recipes are organized so well that you will have no problems in using this cookbook as a reference too. Spring Roo 1.1 Cookbook is for developers new to the Spring Roo tool but with experience developing applications using Spring framework, AspectJ, JPA, GWT, and technologies/frameworks supported by Spring Roo. If you are new to the Spring framework, then it is recommended to refer to a text covering Spring, before reading this Cookbook.
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Publication year : 2011
License: All rights reserved ©
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