Jeddict - plugin detail

Jeddict assists the developers to design java persistence application business model and automates Java EE 8 code generation. ** formerly known as JPA Modeler.

NetBeans Plugin - Jeddict
Plugin owner: gaurav_gupta
Website: http://jeddict.github.io
Added: 2014-02-10
License: Apache License v2.0
Category: Code Generation
Downloaded: 60,713 times
Rating:
 4.7, by 26 users

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Version : 2.6
For other version : http://jpamodeler.github.io/page.html?l=p/download

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Introduction

Jeddict assists software developers to create, design and edit java persistence application business model visually as graphical diagram. It automates Java code generation(JPA 2.1) from the JPA Class Diagrams , enable to import database table into entity diagram and also supports existing JPA Classes Reverse Engineering.


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Contact contact

Email : gaurav.gupta.jc@gmail.com

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Issue Tracking issue tracker

Bug reports, feature/enhancement request and release planning is done in github issue tracker

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Jeddict Video Demo youtube

Entity Classes Reverse Engineering
Jeddict Initial Demo
Reverse Engineering : From Tables to JPA Entities/Model
Database Modeler




Jeddict Screenshot Demo -

Jeddict ** formerly known as JPA Modeler.

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User Comments

  

How can I combine JPA Modeler Code - Generation with Vaadin 7 / 8

In the view generate Source Code, I would like to choose Vaadin Frontend instead of Angular JS.

Please show a recipe for best practice to use other view frameworks.
Posted by mobidat on Oct 10, 2016
  

Some Ideias

I miss the the hashCode() and equals(Object o) methods in the generated class.

For GUI I suggest some shortcuts

Add ID Atributte -> ctrl+P
Add Atributte -> ctrl+A
Open property -> ctrl+R
Export Image -> ctrl+I
Zoom -> ctrl++ or ctrl+-

This project is amazing, congrats and continue
Posted by krismorte on May 11, 2016
  

Re : Please sign your plugin

Currently plugin have some dependencies(requested in implementation version), I have already raised the issue for these dependency. Hope it will be available in NetBeans v8.2 .

In the future release of JPA Modeler, auto update will be available.

Posted by gaurav_gupta on May 06, 2016
  

Please sign your plugin

so that it will come to the plugin manager in netbeans and we see updates. Thx. :)
Posted by ChrisLE on May 04, 2016
  

Re : Missing some shortcut

Save shortcut key -> ctrl+S
DB Modeler -> ctrl+D
Generate Source Code -> ctrl+G

Please suggest any other short-cut, if required
Posted by gaurav_gupta on Aug 11, 2015
  

It's really really good

It's missing some shortcut on keyboard to improve usability.

Can I join the project? :D
Posted by krismorte on Jul 13, 2015
  

This is awesome!

I'm looking forward to the reverse engineering.
Posted by javydreamercsw on Mar 03, 2014
  

Great!!!

I can't wait for a final stable release of this plugin.
Awesome!!!
Posted by zmirc on Feb 21, 2014
  

Source

https://svn.java.net/svn/jpamodeler~src
https://svn.java.net/svn/nbmodeler~src
Posted by gaurav_gupta on Feb 11, 2014
  

Nice

Nice one. Looks very professional. Where is the sourcecode hosted?
Posted by markiewb on Feb 11, 2014
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