Appfuse goals

 

Goals available for this plugin:

Goal	Description
appfuse:gen-web	Generates Java classes and tests for DAOs and Managers from set of annotated POJOs.
appfuse:refactor-packages	Refactors appfuse.org from imports, files, mappings, etc.
appfuse:remove	This mojo is used to "remove" installed artifacts installed by AMP.
appfuse:install	This mojo is used to "install" generated artifacts (Java files, XML files) into an AppFuse project.
appfuse:gen-core	Generates Java classes and tests for DAOs and Managers from set of annotated POJOs.
appfuse:gen	Generates Java classes from set of annotated POJOs. Use -DdisableInstallation to prevent installation. If using this goal in a "core" module or project, only DAOs and Managers will be created. For "web" modules, the same principle applies.
appfuse:gen-model	Generates Java classes from existing database tables. If you want to customize the reverse engineering strategy, you can modify the default hibernate.reveng.xml and put it in src/test/resources. You can also override the location by specifying the "revengfile" property in the <configuration>. For example: <configuration> <componentProperties> <revengfile>path/to/hibernate.reveng.xml</revengfile> </componentProperties> <genericCore>${amp.genericCore}</genericCore> <fullSource>${amp.fullSource}</fullSource> </configuration> Oracle Users: If you create a custom hibernate.reveng.xml, make sure to capitalize the table names in <schema-selection match-schema="MY_SCHEMA_NAME"/>. You'll also need to add the following line to your jdbc.properties file: hibernatetool.metadatadialect=org.hibernate.cfg.reveng.dialect.OracleMetaDataDialect
appfuse:copy-templates	This mojo is used to copy FreeMarker templates from AMP into an AppFuse project.
appfuse:hbmtemplate	Generic exporter that can be controlled by a user provided template or class.
appfuse:full-source	This mojo is used to "install" source artifacts from Subversion into an AppFuse project. If you get an OutOfMemoryError when running this plugin, you should be able to fix it by setting your MAVEN_OPTS environment variable to "-Xms128M -Xmx256M".