"field set" with or without --cardinality generates the same code

[acastro]

I am trying this 2 commands on Roo console (playing around with 1.1.0M1)

field set --fieldName iterations --element ~domain.Iteration

field set --fieldName iterations --element ~domain.Iteration --cardinality

I understood that the first will generate a @ManyToMany set and the second one should create a @OneToMany (as per the last part of http://static.springsource.org/sprin...x.html#d4e1365). But for both I'm getting this:

    @ManyToMany(cascade = CascadeType.ALL)
    private Set<com.pm.domain.Iteration> iterations = new java.util.HashSet<com.pm.domain.Iteration>();

Is this something that changed on 1.1.0M1? How can I force a OneToMany to be generated?

Thanks

[anederlof]

I also hava problem with sets.

My code is

@ManyToMany(cascade = CascadeType.ALL)
    private Set<~.server.domain.Person> artists = new java.util.HashSet<~.server.domain.Person>();

It results in errors like
BandRecord.artists cannot be resolved
SetRecord cannot be resolved to a type

any help would be appreciated

[vrtata]

I guess cardinality has options. Did you try out

field set --fieldName iterations --element ~domain.Iteration --cardinality ONE_TO_MANY

The default for cardinality without any options is MANY_TO_MANY

[acastro]

yes you are right.. thx for pointing that out