I found https://jira.springsource.org/browse/ROO-1595 and if I got
them right there is NO custom finder methods available at this time
(it's still openned).
Without them I can't use generated Request object and possibly all
over stuff.
If you don't want to explain just say am I right or not. If I can't
use custom finder methods I just leave roo and do everything by hands.
On 1 мар, 12:50, Zed <zed...@gmail.com> wrote:
> At the moment I moved forward. In ROO-931 its says us "At the moment
> the gwt setup command generates request objects for all finder
> methods" (from herehttps://jira.springsource.org/browse/ROO-931?page=com.atlassian.jira....).
> I added 'finder' using Roo shell command: finder add
> findEmployeesByDepartmentEquals
> After that Roo generated me an Aspect:
>
> privileged aspect Employee_Roo_Finder {
>
> public static Query
> Employee.findEmployeesByDepartmentEquals(String department) {
> if (department == null || department.length() == 0) throw new
> IllegalArgumentException("The department argument is required");
> EntityManager em = Employee.entityManager();
> Query q = em.createQuery("SELECT Employee FROM Employee AS
> employee WHERE employee.department = :department");
> q.setParameter("department", department);
> return q;
> }
>
> and added anotation to Employee.java: @RooEntity(finders =
> {"findEmployeesByDepartmentEquals"})
> but no request objects generated. My EmployeeRequest.java (generated
> and maintained by Roo) looks as follows (I can't see finder methods
> there):
>
> @RooGwtMirroredFrom("org.springsource.roo.extrackgae.server.domain.Employee ")
> @ServiceName("org.springsource.roo.extrackgae.server.domain.Employee")
> public interface EmployeeRequest extends RequestContext {
>
> abstract Request<java.lang.Long> countEmployees();
>
> abstract
> Request<java.util.List<org.springsource.roo.extrackgae.client.managed.reque st.EmployeeProxy>>
> findAllEmployees();
>
> abstract
> Request<java.util.List<org.springsource.roo.extrackgae.client.managed.reque st.EmployeeProxy>>
> findEmployeeEntries(int firstResult, int maxResults);
>
> abstract
> Request<org.springsource.roo.extrackgae.client.managed.request.EmployeeProx y>
> findEmployee(Long id);
>
> abstract
> InstanceRequest<org.springsource.roo.extrackgae.client.managed.request.Empl oyeeProxy,
> java.lang.Void> remove();
>
> abstract
> InstanceRequest<org.springsource.roo.extrackgae.client.managed.request.Empl oyeeProxy,
> java.lang.Void> persist();
>
> }
>
> Tell me please where I'm wrong? How to make finder methods works?
>
> On 25 фев, 17:00, Zed <zed...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hellow everyone, I started to deal with GWT+roo scaffolding ap and
> > found the idea very cool. Thank you guys!
> > But I found it hard for me to understanf how to implement custom
> > "find" methods like for example - findAllEmployeesByName.
> > I looked all the documentations and it's written there that I can add
> > this method to Entity object itself like this:
>
> > @RooJavaBean
> > @RooToString
> > @RooEntity
> > public class Employee {
>
> > .....
>
> > @NotNull
> > private String displayName;
>
> > @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
> > public static List<Employee> findAllEmployeesByName(String name){
> > return entityManager().createQuery("select ....... from Employee
> > o").getResultList();
> > }}
>
> > I added it but nothing happend. No code generation started.
> > I see all finder methods are in Aspects which are generated by Roo
> > itself and I can't put my code there.
> > Can you guys give me some hint please.
>
> > With respect
> > Andrew Efremov
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