Features

Files

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The Files panel works directly with the active local project folder. It loads the top level first and fetches child directories when you expand them, so a large tree never has to be read at once. The tree refreshes itself when Genexy detects changes on disk. Opening a file shows it in the view or editor that fits it.

Files

▾land-routingmaster

▸.mvn

▸.settings

▸k8s

▾notifications

▸.genexy

▸src

build.gradle.kts

settings.gradle.kts

▸shared-utilsmain

▾src

▾main

▾java

▾io.genexy.landrouting

▾config

CacheConfig.javaM

RateLimitConfig.java

▸controller

▸service

▸resources

▸target

.classpath

.gitignore

docker-compose.ymlA

Dockerfile

pom.xml

README.md

pom.xml ×CacheConfig.java ×application.yml ×

src/main/java/io/genexy/landrouting/config/CacheConfig.javajavaBlameAuto (Text) Ctrl+S

1package io.genexy.landrouting.config;

3import com.github.benmanes.caffeine.cache.Caffeine;

4import org.springframework.cache.CacheManager;

5import org.springframework.cache.annotation.EnableCaching;

6import org.springframework.cache.caffeine.CaffeineCacheManager;

7import org.springframework.context.annotation.Bean;

8import org.springframework.context.annotation.Configuration;

10import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

12@Configuration

13@EnableCaching

14public class CacheConfig {

16 @Bean

17 public CacheManager cacheManager() {

18 CaffeineCacheManager cacheManager = new CaffeineCacheManager();

19 cacheManager.setCaffeine(Caffeine.newBuilder());

20 return cacheManager;

21 }

22}

Repositories are filled blue and show their branch, a generated component and the files its generator owns are green, ignored entries are orange, and changed files carry a Git status letter: M for modified, A for added.

Reading the tree

Orange name: the entry matches a Git ignore rule.
Filled blue folder with a branch chip: the folder is the root of a Git repository, the project itself or a nested one; the chip shows its checked-out branch.
Status letter and name colour: the Git state reported for the entry, M modified, A added, D deleted, R renamed, U untracked.
Green: a generated component. Its folder is filled green, and its .genexy spec and the files the generator owns have green names on a green tint. Those files are rewritten on every regeneration. A stub the generator only created once, such as a service class, is yours and is not green.
Special folder icons: Java, Kotlin and resource source roots are marked when they are detected.
Collapsed packages: a chain of single-child Java or Kotlin package folders is shown as one dot-separated name, such as io.genexy.landrouting.

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An ignored file is neither deleted nor hidden. Ignore rules stop a file from being committed; they do not stop you or an AI agent from opening it and sending its contents somewhere.

File operations

From the toolbar, the context menu or drag-and-drop you can:

create a file or folder;
open a file, or choose how to open it with Open As;
rename, copy, cut, paste or delete the selected entries;
upload files into the project;
move entries between folders by dragging them;
refresh the tree;
open a directory in a terminal.

The tree supports multi-selection, so the copy, move and delete actions can apply to several entries at once.

Java and Kotlin packages

Inside a Java or Kotlin source root (src/main/java, src/main/kotlin and their src/test counterparts) the context menu offers New Package… instead of New Folder. The input starts with the package you clicked, such as com.example.myapp.model; edit it into the package you want, for example com.example.myapp.service.routing, and press Enter. Every missing folder of the package is created.