(1) New annotation attribute to validate against RegExp rule:
Example:
public class Account{
...
@ViewField(match="^[_a-z0-9-]+(\\.?[_a-z0-9-]*)*@?[a-z0-9-]*(\\.?[a-z0-9-]*)*$")
private String email;
...
}
...
@ViewField(match="^[_a-z0-9-]+(\\.?[_a-z0-9-]*)*@?[a-z0-9-]*(\\.?[a-z0-9-]*)*$")
private String email;
...
}
(2) Integrated the Informagen-Components Component library written by Will Gilbert.
Now Roma uses:
- IntegerTextField for int/Integer attributes
- NumericTextField for float/double/Float/Double attributes
- RegExpTextField for String attributes with "match" annotation (via Java5 annotation or Xml Annotation)
(3) New mean for min/max annotations
Now Roma uses:
- In String fields min/max are the minimum/maximum length
- In number fields min/max are the minimum/maximum value
Example:
public class Account{
...
@ViewField(min=3, max=32)
private String name;
@ViewField(min=18, max=130)
private String age;
...
}
...
@ViewField(min=3, max=32)
private String name;
@ViewField(min=18, max=130)
private String age;
...
}
4 comments:
sorry because this is off-topic here - I had a problem posting it to the mailing list today so I'm trying the backdoor ..
Subject: Roma RAD
Hi Luca,
sorry I don't have time to contribute anything (except this suggestion) at the moment.
I've not even had the time to play with ROMA although I would love to use it for a real website someday.
I'm not sure if an IDE from scratch is the best way to go and a webapp could be (even with ROMA) slow to develop and less easy to use than a fat-gui app.
Why not try to use an existing modeling and code-generation tool such as
AndroMDA from http://www.andromda.org/
I've never used AndroMDA but it looks quite mature (just the eclipse plugin is beta).
My idea would be to get AndroMDA or a similar tool to offer a graphical interface which should then be able to generate (via templates or the so-called cartridges) whatever sources or definitions ROMA would need.
Hope it helps,
Richard
Really good. What about security features? Has Roma Framework some annotation for it? Like @Role or @SecurityRole or something else.
Cheers,
aGeek
Hi,
for security and permissions there is the USERS module. You can define at POJO level what a user see.
Example:
HomePage.logout = false
Tells to not display the logout button. While:
HomePage.logout.enabled = false
Tells to display but not to enable the logout button.
Really good, thanks ;-)
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