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Thanks for the quick reply :-)

1. Non-standard Maven setup: Thanks for the explanation. At home, I wouldn't have much trouble but at work, it's really a big hassle to evaluate Roo as it is. It's...

Hi,

I'd just like you to know that I evaluated Roo and couldn't get it to work. You can find my comments in my blog: http://blog.pdark.de/2010/03/05/spring-roo/

I think the comments are pretty...

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What is the most simple way to get the ValidationResults of a form into the statusbar? Currently, I use this code:


getFormModel().getValidationResults().addValidationListener(new...

Any comments from the RCP devs to this?

Does no one have an example how to create a combo with a list of objects which includes null and a custom renderer?

How do I validate whether a text field contains nothing or a valid number?

The property is of type Long. Valid is null or a number between 1 and 999999999. I tried:

or(eq(""), range(1L,...

It's spring-binding which is at 1.0-rc3 (see main pom.xml). I have a patch which upgrades spring-binding to 1.0 (incl. all the compile issues). What should I do with it?

Nice. It would be great if I could set this on the form model. (getFormModel().setReadOnly(true)).

You don't. My approach only works if you can create an "empty" state (for example, all properties are null). Then, you just add empty beans for those things which you don't need.

You can even use...

Can I use GuardedGroup to disable the editing of some fields in a form? If not, how do I do that?

As a quick workaround, I suggest to create all children (including the necessary beans), put them in JPanels, and just setting visibility depending on your business case.

You might also want to...

Not yet. First, I wanted to hear some other people about this before I start to pour a lot of time and effort into it.

Hello,

I'd like to toss a few ideas into the round for a new approach to handle combos (and maybe other UI elements as well).

The idea behind SRCP is that you say "I want to see this property"...

You can manually call createFormControl() on your forms and then use plain Swing to lay them out in a single view. Just use a JPanel or similar and add the result of createFormControl() to it.
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I've managed to bind my items to a combo and I can see them. Unfortunately, the items of type X can't have a toString().

How do I install an X->String converter for the combo in such a...

See http://pa.rsons.org/node/18