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I want one of my fields to be an int. How do I tell roo to do that? I tried giving a type of "int" (field number --type int), and was rejected.

So I did a complete rebuild, leaving off the security command and the preform eclipse, and ran mvn tomcat:run

I has a light blue box saying "loading" on the inside, and that's it.

No, STS has a license agreement that possibly / probably doesn't allow me to use it on my current project. I sent sales questions to pin down whether my use does fall outside the license, and, if it...

So, I'm trying to create an Eclipse project using Roo (I'd consider using STS, but I sent your sales people a question about buy a license a week ago, and no one has bothered to get back to me). ...

So, I'm trying to define my objects and their fields. How do I define a field as an int (NOT a java.lang.Integer)?

Note: I'm using Eclipse, not STS. It was a major PITA getting Eclipse set up the way I like it, so I'm going to need some serious payoff to even consider looking at STS. So, if this code isn't...

controller class --name ~.web.PublicRsvpController
needs to be changed to --class

Oh, and the roo shell doesn't seem to want to do command completion on single characters, even when they're...

controller scaffold ~.web.RsvpController
now takes a --class parameter

controller scaffold --class ~.web.RsvpController

And the output is at least slightly different

For logging support I...

Blog output:
database.url = jdbc:hsqldb:${user.home}/wedding

current output:
database.url = jdbc:hsqldb:file:wedding;shutdown=true

He edits the URL in the example. Given that it now has the...

persistence setup --provider HIBERNATE --database HYPERSONIC_PERSISTENT

now produces (in addition to the old output):
Managed ROOT\pom.xml [Added dependency org.hsqldb:hsqldb:1.8.0.10]
Managed...

I installed roo this week. I use Cygwin. roo.sh almost works. However,
perform package
fails, complaining about my JAVA_HOME. Once I fixed that, it complained about M2_HOME. So the current...