List of Tables

Chapter 2. Getting started with Roo

Table 2.1. Roo directories

Table 2.2. Web application directories for Spring Roo projects

Chapter 3. Database persistence with entities

Table 3.1. JPA setup command parameters

Table 3.2. Some Spring Roo entity methods (example uses as the entity)

Table 3.3. Course entity constraints

Table 3.4. attributes

Table 3.5. Built-in Bean Validation annotations

Table 3.6. Sample finder query patterns

Chapter 4. Relationships, JPA, and advanced persistence

Table 4.1. JPA relationship categories

Table 4.2. Inheritance models available from --inheritanceType

Table 4.3. Important options for database reverse engineer

Table 4.4. Several NoSQL database variants

Chapter 5. Rapid web applications with Roo

Table 5.1. Key directories in src/main/webapp

Table 5.2. Key scaffolded views

Table 5.3. Roo form field types

Chapter 6. Advanced web applications

Table 6.1. Some key page:list tag attributes

Table 6.2. table:table attributes

Table 6.3. table:column customizations

Table 6.4. form:create and form:update customizations

Table 6.5. Common form field attributes

Table 6.6. US English date and time style samples

Chapter 7. RIA and other web frameworks

Table 7.1. Roo GWT commands

Table 7.2. Key scaffolded page bean methods

Chapter 8. Configuring security

Table 8.1. Common, built-in expressions in Spring Security

Chapter 9. Testing your application

Table 9.1. A sample of DataOnDemand methods, using the Course entity

Table 9.2. Selenese commands

Chapter 11. Roo add-ons

Table 11.1. Roo add-ons: using the addon create command

Chapter 12. Advanced add-ons and deployment

Table 12.1. Roo add-on publication options

Table 12.2. Manual add-on distribution command summary

Table 12.3. OSGi OBR commands