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Figure 20-22. Push In Intertype Declaration dialog
Upon push in, the logic will be extracted into the ContactController class. You can then take a look
at the ContactController class and the methods that were pushed in.
All the Roo commands that you entered will be stored in the file called log.roo (located in the
project's root folder), so you can use it as the script for creating similar projects. It's a very convenient
feature; Figure 20-23 shows the log.roo file for the contact application that we generated.
Figure 20-23. The Roo log file
Spring Roo Add-on
Another powerful feature of Spring Roo is the add-on architecture, which allows you to create custom
add-ons to Roo to fulfill your specific needs. There are a lot of add-ons already available; some were
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