my advise:
1) create a @NotUpdatable annotation for fields you don't want to be updated and rendered
2) create a utility method that scans classes through beanutils to get a list of "notUpdatable"...
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my advise:
1) create a @NotUpdatable annotation for fields you don't want to be updated and rendered
2) create a utility method that scans classes through beanutils to get a list of "notUpdatable"...
Good hint!
good to know ;)
sharing is a good thing, indeed...
Just for my company ... :)
Anyway, I'm gonna take your code and try to define a good practice to solve those problems in a good clean way - some docs might be useful for everybody here.
Bye!
Do you mean you put a debug breakpoint at the beginning of the method you added and it's nevery reached? Are you using WebFlow or plain mvc ?
any way to use parametric messages?
got ROO back working. I edited roo.bat (using a Win environment) and set development mode=true.
Now ROO manages everything as expected
-DdevelopmentMode=true
did you remove the previous jar, or left it there?
sounds like MVN is trying to download new dependencies to match version changes. Can you access maven repositories?
Similar problem here (IT).
A little workaround while looking for a solution... http://forum.springsource.org/showthread.php?116526-Spring-Roo-Date-field
Not sure, but I had similar problems while using web flow with roo.
Actually the default converter tries to set a String into the Date field. I used this workaround to jump across the problem...
rather old, but I have the very same problem... Roo worked for a few sessions, than stopped generating aj files. When I start the shell, I get an error tha could be related:
roo> Updated...