Hi
I have added adf jar dependency in my pom.xml. But jars are not added to
libraries.
My pom.xml
oracle.adf.view.faces
adf-faces-api
10_1_3_0_4
system
f:/lib/adf-faces-api-10_1_3_0_4.jar
or
Sorry
I have solved the issue. Run mvn eclipse:eclipse. The libraries will be
injected.
thanks,
rakesh
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Appfuse requires package structure is mentioned in
http://appfuse.org/display/APF/FAQ#FAQ-packagenaming
How can I have different package structure than this..
Assume that I want some thing lik
org.companyname.app.application - application
org.companyname.app.persistence
org.companyname.app.per
I have created a Spring MVC modular project and a very simple entity
(UserProfile) with just one field.
Now I am trying to generate CRUD for UserProfile (Actually trying my first demo
with appfuse) However when I run mvn appfuse:gen -Dentity=UserProfile It does
not generate any DAO or Manager..
You should be able to restructure your packages however you see fit.
AppFuse does expect a certain directory structure to do code
generation, but you should be able to run it and then move the files
later. I'd recommend using an IDE to do the refactoring - it'll make
it a lot easier.
Matt
The default behavior is to not generate Manager and DAO classes since
the Generic implementations can be used and you only need to create
bean definitions. If you don't like this behavior, change the
"appfuse.genericCore" property to false in your pom.xml, or generate
with this command. For
Thanks Matt..
Sudhir NimavatSenior software engineer.
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