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"use strict";

scaffoldtester.factory( "dataService", function() {
    return {
        customerPipe: AeroGear.Pipeline({
            name: "customers",
             settings: {
                baseURL: "rest/"
            }
           }).pipes.customers,

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$scope.save = function() {
		$scope.customer.$update(function(){
            $scope.get();
		});
	};

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self.original = data;
customerStore.save(data);
var customer = customerStore.read(parseInt($routeParams.CustomerId))[0];
$scope.customer = customer;

//are self.original and $scope.customer tyhe same object ? 

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new-project --named scaffoldagtesters;
persistence setup --provider HIBERNATE --container JBOSS_AS7;
validation setup --provider JAVA_EE;
entity --named Customer;
field string --named firstName;
field temporal --type DATE --named dateOfBirth;
entity --named DiscountVoucher;
field string --named voucherCode;
entity --named StoreOrder;
field string --named product;

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1. Install Forge

Instructions can be found here : http://forge.jboss.org/docs/using/

2. Create a Forge script

To go faster and avoid typing too much commands you can use a forge script, copy/paste the following in a text file and save it as scaffold.fsh (or whatever name you want)

new-project --named scaffoldtester;
persistence setup --provider HIBERNATE --container JBOSS_AS7;
validation setup --provider JAVA_EE;

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AeroGear.Notifier.addChannel(String channel);
AeroGear.Notifier.myChannel.onMessage(data);
AeroGear.Notifier.myChannel.publishMessage(data);

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/this code is inside a module script, I want to copy the resources folder from the module to the web folder of the project

vertx.fileSystem.copy("mods/org.aerogear.vertxgo-v0.1/resources", "web",true) { ar ->
    if (ar.succeeded()) {
        log.info("Copy was successful")
    } else {
        log.error("Failed to copy", ar.exception)
    }
}

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This is my route :

route().from("/customers/{id}")
.on(RequestMethod.GET)
.consumes(JSON).produces(JSON)
.to(CustomerEndpoint.class)
.findById(Long.parseLong(param("id"));

This the method of my endpoint :

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class Routes extends AbstractRoutingModule
{
   void configuration() 
   {
      route() from "/customers" on RequestMethod.GET consumes JSON produces JSON to CustomerEndpoint.class listAll()
   }
}

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      route().from("/customers").on(RequestMethod.GET).consumes(JSON).produces(JSON).to(CustomerEndpoint.class).listAll();
      route().from("/customers").on(RequestMethod.POST).consumes(JSON).produces(JSON).to(CustomerEndpoint.class).create(param(Customer.class));
      route().from("/customers/{id}").on(RequestMethod.DELETE).consumes(JSON).produces(JSON).to(CustomerEndpoint.class).deleteById(param("id", Long.class));
      route().from("/customers/{id}").on(RequestMethod.GET).consumes(JSON).produces(JSON).to(CustomerEndpoint.class).findById(param("id", Long.class));
      route().from("/customers/{id}").on(RequestMethod.PUT).consumes(JSON).produces(JSON).to(CustomerEndpoint.class).update(param("id", Long.class), param(Customer.class));
      route().from("/discountvouchers").on(RequestMethod.GET).consumes(JSON).produces(JSON).to(DiscountVoucherEndpoint.class).listAll();
      route().from("/discountvouchers").on(RequestMethod.POST).consumes(JSON).produces(JSON).to(DiscountVoucherEndpoint.class).create(par