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I have an existing WSDL that contains a custom SOAP header as part of the request message. I'm using JAXB2 to map the corresponding XSD to Java classes, and a class for that header element is created...

Both Tiles and Sitemesh have their sweetspot. If you have an application that simply wants to apply one or a few common layouts (header, menu, footer) to all of your pages without much dynamics, then...

I can't reproduce this, and I'm running the same setup as you are (WinXP SP3 on Intel against trunk). Are you able to reproduce consistently? Could you try in another directory? The Undo statements...

Roo doesn't implement a DAO layer, but places all persistence-related logic in the domain classes. It encourages a rich domain model and will also not create a services layer for you, although you're...

The first error is caused by the fact that your Roo version is looking for an RC4 annotations jar in the public Maven repos: RC4 hasn't been released yet, so that fails. You should make sure if...

Oops, that import shouldn't have been there. I've removed it (it wasn't used by the code) and committed the updated file, so if you update your checkout you should be able to build again. I use the...

This is a known issue with Hibernate on Java 5, which is not directly related to Roo. See https://jira.springsource.org/browse/ROO-224 for details.

A new Roo project is not a web project yet: you first need to add controllers to turn it into a web project that can be deployed to a local server. Otherwise it's just a regular Java project.

It's a normal web project, so you can drag-and-drop it onto a local server instance or use Run As -> Run on Server. In addition to that, the STS shell offers a 'deploy' command that will let you...

This is a known bug introduced in RC3 that I've fixed for RC4 already:
https://jira.springsource.org/browse/ROO-363

For now you can simply perform the maven commands yourself instead of from the...

I've committed a patch: it does follow your advice to not use the java.ext.dirs system property, but does not rely on Java 6 classpath wildcards to keep Roo Java 5 compatible.
For people that want...

When you build your war (using mvn package, for example) the result should amonst other jars contain a org.springframework.core-3.0.0.RC1.jar (or RC2 if you're working against trunk) in your...

You also need a patched version of the jline jar that ships with Roo. RC4 will contain this by default, for RC3 you can find a patched version attached here:...

You're probably running into bug https://jira.springsource.org/browse/ROO-363
The environment, incl. JAVA_HOME, is not passed to the process that's spawned to run mvn when using the 'perform'...

My guess is that you're on Windows and you're seeing this:
https://jira.springsource.org/browse/ROO-357
For now, just delete the corresponding jars in the work dir by hand after uninstalling the...

I checked out the sources for the plugin, but the pom has a dependency on net.chrisrichardson:cloudfoundry-client:1.24-SNAPSHOT that is apparently not present in any of the repositories listed in...

Using a resource reference means that your reference needs to be bound to the global "jdbc/ntl" DataSource during deployment: you should check if that is the case already in WAS's Admin Console. Note...

In dm Server 1.0.0 and 1.0.1 web resources would be made part of the classpath. That's wrong (I created a JIRA issue for it) and has been fixed in 1.0.2. I guess that's what you're seeing: these...

Session scope itself is only available in web applications obviously, and each bundle gets its own (Web)ApplicationContext depending on its type. So what you could do is define your classes in the...

I'm afraid it doesn't work like that: the Tomcat integration offered by the dm Server is a lot tighter than that, so simply replacing some bundles with others to work with another Tomcat version is...

Yeah, but your ActiveMQDestination is either going to be an ActiveMQQueue or an ActiveMQTopic (ActiveMQDestination is abstract) so you can add javax.jms.Queue or javax.jms.Topic to the exported...

Given that the ActiveMQ code checks for instanceof Queue or Topic, can't you simply export your Destinations as OSGi services under one of those interfaces as well? Spring-DM allows you to specify...

Where did you put the 1.5.6 jars? Are they in the repository/bundles/usr directory? And did you remove the 1.5.5.A jars?
I also noticed that the jars from the WS distro (i.e. not from the Bundle...

If you look at section 5.4 of the Programmer Guide, you'll see that the org.apache.catalina package is not automatically imported for war files. A quick fix would be to add the package to the...

If it really says
central (http://repo1.maven.org/maven2)
then you're using the wrong repo. If you're using the right repo and you cannot download this library definition even though you should...