Today fifth part of my Spring Roo series got published at IBM DeveloperWorks. This article-cum-tutorial talks about how you can write advanced and wrapper Spring Roo add-ons. Checkout the article at http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os-springroo5/index.html
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Thanks Shrikant.
Hi Shekhar, thanks for the tuto; specially the database reverse engineer part:I was looking at this for a while. A question regarding generated entities: for my database, the fields are not generated in the class files even though they exist in dbre.xml.
No error is thrown when I lunch the command
database reverse engineer –schema cartefrance –package ~.domain
Any hint on What could be the reason ?