this style of project dates back to corba days. i have a roo project far from mature but what we've sussed out so far:
* inherit from the templates * use echo quit|roo in hudson, and don't check in the roo turds, use .gitignore/svnignore etc. * roo's file system scanner is inadequate at completing large passes of fresh changes, at least on ubuntu64, so use echo quit|roo instead of camping in the roo shell * ignore non-JPA features at this time, vmware wants your project "to be continued" long enough to let them finish (marketing thier paywalled) docs. my toplevel .gitignore: classes .classpath .directory foreel.iml foreel.ipr foreel.iws foreel.properties foreel.script .idea *.iml *.ipr *.iws log.roo .metadata META-INF otherdirectoryvalue out proj .project .settings .springBeans target test-classes war *_Roo_* (also a .gitignore exists above "managed" dir in gwt client) On Nov 5, 10:25 pm, zixzigma <[email protected]> wrote: > is there a way to tell Roo to just generate Places or just > Presenters ? instead of everything ? > the thing is with CRUD part of app, there is a mapping between > Entities(entityproxies) and Places/Activity/Presenters. > > but there are times that many entities need to collaborate to present > the information to the user. > the data is not coming from one entity, rather 3-4 entities. > in this case, Roo generates Presenter/Acitivity/Places/Views that are > not going to be used. > > because those 4 entities would be presented by one complex widget. > > the first thing Roo asks is : give me your domain models. > what about asking for Places ? or Presenters ? > > i had developed GWT apps using MVP, prior to Roo release. > and i understand the exampes, concepts, and Roo generated code. > but have difficulty creating a non-crud app with Roo. > > and writing MVP without Roo is very difficult, lots of scaffolding > code. > there are other frameworks, such as GWTP, i had found it more easier > to work with. > but since Google's MVP is out, want to give that a try. > > so, i'm in the same boat, experimenting. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Web Toolkit" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit?hl=en.
