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--- 05_developer_tutorials:02_extending_groimp:creating-node-class [2025/01/31 14:13] – ↷ Page moved from 04_developer_documentation:dev-guide:creating-node-class to 05_developer_tutorials:02_extending_groimp:creating-node-class tim2
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-The //enh:field// tag tells the script that the previously declared field has to be added to the persistence mechanism of GroIMP so that it is saved and restored as part of a cube. The tag also commands the script to create getter- and setter-methods. **It is important that the enh:field tag immediately follows the field declaration and is not split into several lines.** The //enh:insert// tag defines the location where the script shall insert the generated Java code. This has to be the last tag and should be placed at the end of the file. See [[04_developer_documentation:dev-guide:automatic-code-enhancement|this page]] for more information on the code enhancer.
+The //enh:field// tag tells the script that the previously declared field has to be added to the persistence mechanism of GroIMP so that it is saved and restored as part of a cube. The tag also commands the script to create getter- and setter-methods. **It is important that the enh:field tag immediately follows the field declaration and is not split into several lines.** The //enh:insert// tag defines the location where the script shall insert the generated Java code. This has to be the last tag and should be placed at the end of the file. See [[:01_user_documentation:06_graph:07_persistence:99_code_enhancement|this page]] for more information on the code enhancer.
 === Calling the code enhancer with Maven ===