Retroviruses such as HIV, the causative agent in AIDS, are RNA viruses, that is, their hereditary...

Retroviruses such as HIV, the causative agent in AIDS, are RNA viruses, that is, their hereditary material is RNA not DNA. However, the retrovirus carry a gene for Reverse Transcriptase, and enzyme that converts viral RNA to DNA. Does reverse transcriptase violate the rules for the Central Dogma? i.e., DNA->RNA-> Protein?

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