Generate an Angular 5 and Spring mvc CRUD application from an existing database [closed]

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Generate an Angular 5 and Spring mvc CRUD application from an existing database [closed]



How to generate an Angular 5 and Spring mvc using java 7 CRUD application from an existing database (oracle) ?



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Really hard to tell what you want. Maybe use Hibernate's generate-DDL and then use Spring Data REST?
– chrylis
Aug 12 at 2:49





what do you mean by automatic? you have to write some code.
– VithuBati
Aug 12 at 2:53





@VithuBati I don't want to create CRUD manually, I want to generate the code like generate crud in symfony
– LMA
Aug 12 at 3:05





@chrylis I found a solution to generate automatic crud with Jhipster but the problem that I need to create my application using Angular 5 and Java 7
– LMA
Aug 12 at 3:08




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You Can use Jhipster



JHipster is a development platform to generate, develop and deploy Spring Boot + Angular/React Web applications and Spring microservices



Jhipster





you're right but I need a solution to create my application using angular 5 and java 7
– LMA
Aug 12 at 3:15






@LMA Java 7 was removed with the 2.23 version. So there is no way to generate JHipster application with Java7 using the latest release. There is a workaround to use a previous JHipster version, <2.23 And note that java 7 has reach its end of life since April 2015 and it's strongly recommended to start a new project with Java 8
– Indrakumara
Aug 12 at 3:23





jhipster uses angular 6 and java 8 in its latest version and in the old version I have not found solutions with java 7 and angular 5
– LMA
Aug 12 at 3:26





Are there other ways to generate crud like Jhipster?
– LMA
Aug 12 at 3:30





With this build, github.com/jhipster/generator-jhipster/commit/0acf65c Jhipster removed the Java 7 support. if you get the earlier version you can use Java 7 . You can try celario also. github.com/jaxio/celerio-angular-quickstart.
– Indrakumara
Aug 12 at 3:41

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