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This document introduces Spring Roo, an open source code generation tool. It provides rapid application development for database-backed MVC applications. Key features include generating boilerplate code, integration with Spring MVC and databases like MySQL. The document discusses using Roo for scenarios like creating new web apps or reverse engineering existing databases. It also lists additional capabilities and references for further information.

Intro into Spring Roo
MVC applications made simple and fast
@darrenrogan
http://www.cerebro.com.au
http://linkedin.com/in/darrenrogan
Podcast - http://hackandheckle.com/
iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/hack-and-heckle/id593812662?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
May 2013
Monday, 29 April 13

What and Why?
• Scripting based Code Generator (Roo)
• First, speed
• Second, removes boiler plated code (‘setup’
command).
• Third, No Lock In (can be easily removed, no
runtime requirements)
• And..Australian (http://static.springsource.org/
spring-roo/reference/html/background.html)
• About to release 1.2.4 (May 2013 - GA)
Monday, 29 April 13

Overview
Roo Shell
Rapid App Dev
DB based MVC application
STS integration (Active Shell)
Aspect Files
Monday, 29 April 13

DB
• JPA - Hibernate, EclipseLink and Open JPA
• Out of the Box - DB
• MySql, PostGres, HyperSonic etc
• OSGI - Oracle
• http://www.cerebro.com.au/2011/12/23/how-to-generate-pgp-signatures-gpg-setup/
• http://www.cerebro.com.au/2012/01/13/build-osgi-oracle-jdbc-driver-11g-11-2-0-3-for-use-in-
spring-roo-and-functioning-database-reserve-engineer/
• Reverse Engineer from Existing DB.
Monday, 29 April 13

MVC
• Spring MVC - Default
• Apache Tiles
• GWT
• Vaadin
• Flex
Monday, 29 April 13

Other Add Ons
• JSON (ﬂexjson)
• Apache Solr (Text search)
• JMS (ActiveMQ)
• Spring Security (Post Creation)
• JUnit, Selenium and Log4J
• addon
list
-‐
to
see
full
listing
Monday, 29 April 13

Time to Code
• Roo Console
• STS (Active Shell)
• Scripts (Reuable)
Monday, 29 April 13

Scenarios
• New Database Backed Web App
• Reverse Engineer Existing Database to
create a new Application
• Get JSON api to load Data from Database.
(new service on existing data, e.g. archive
database)
Monday, 29 April 13

Issues
• Addon issue:
• http://lalyos.github.io/blog/2012/09/24/
spring-roobot-workaround/
Monday, 29 April 13

References
• ‘hint’ in Shell and Roo Site
• Roo Cookbook 1.1 (old as soon be at 1.2.4)
• http://static.springsource.org/spring-roo/reference/
html/beginning.html
• http://spring-roo-repository.springsource.org/
Getting_Started_with_Roo.pdf
• http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-
springroo2/index.html
Monday, 29 April 13

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Sping roo intro_2013

1. Intro into Spring Roo MVC applications made simple and fast @darrenrogan http://www.cerebro.com.au http://linkedin.com/in/darrenrogan Podcast - http://hackandheckle.com/ iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/hack-and-heckle/id593812662?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 May 2013 Monday, 29 April 13

2. What and Why? • Scripting based Code Generator (Roo) • First, speed • Second, removes boiler plated code (‘setup’ command). • Third, No Lock In (can be easily removed, no runtime requirements) • And..Australian (http://static.springsource.org/ spring-roo/reference/html/background.html) • About to release 1.2.4 (May 2013 - GA) Monday, 29 April 13

3. Overview Roo Shell Rapid App Dev DB based MVC application STS integration (Active Shell) Aspect Files Monday, 29 April 13

4. DB • JPA - Hibernate, EclipseLink and Open JPA • Out of the Box - DB • MySql, PostGres, HyperSonic etc • OSGI - Oracle • http://www.cerebro.com.au/2011/12/23/how-to-generate-pgp-signatures-gpg-setup/ • http://www.cerebro.com.au/2012/01/13/build-osgi-oracle-jdbc-driver-11g-11-2-0-3-for-use-in- spring-roo-and-functioning-database-reserve-engineer/ • Reverse Engineer from Existing DB. Monday, 29 April 13

5. MVC • Spring MVC - Default • Apache Tiles • GWT • Vaadin • Flex Monday, 29 April 13

6. Other Add Ons • JSON (ﬂexjson) • Apache Solr (Text search) • JMS (ActiveMQ) • Spring Security (Post Creation) • JUnit, Selenium and Log4J • addon list -‐ to see full listing Monday, 29 April 13

7. Time to Code • Roo Console • STS (Active Shell) • Scripts (Reuable) Monday, 29 April 13

8. Scenarios • New Database Backed Web App • Reverse Engineer Existing Database to create a new Application • Get JSON api to load Data from Database. (new service on existing data, e.g. archive database) Monday, 29 April 13

9. Issues • Addon issue: • http://lalyos.github.io/blog/2012/09/24/ spring-roobot-workaround/ Monday, 29 April 13

10. References • ‘hint’ in Shell and Roo Site • Roo Cookbook 1.1 (old as soon be at 1.2.4) • http://static.springsource.org/spring-roo/reference/ html/beginning.html • http://spring-roo-repository.springsource.org/ Getting_Started_with_Roo.pdf • http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os- springroo2/index.html Monday, 29 April 13

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