[ http://jira.andromda.org/browse/SPRING-143?page=history ]
Diego Bendlin updated SPRING-143:
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Attachment: cartridge.xml
namespace.xml
This two files define one new outlet named "search-criteria" this together with
a property in the spring cartridge can help moving the generated criteria
classes to the new outlet.
The property in andromda.xml file should be placed in the spring namespace like
this:
<property
name="search-criteria">${maven.andromda.common.generated.dir}</property>
This will generate the CriteriaSearch classes in the common subproject.
> CriteriaSeach classes been generated to the core subproject
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>
> Key: SPRING-143
> URL: http://jira.andromda.org/browse/SPRING-143
> Project: Spring Cartridge
> Type: Bug
> Versions: 3.2-RC1
> Environment: Windows XP Pro, Java-1.5.0_6, maven-1.0.2, MagicDraw-9.5
> Reporter: Diego Bendlin
> Assignee: Chad Brandon
> Attachments: cartridge.xml, namespace.xml
>
> The problem with the CriteriaSearchClasses seems to be related to the fact
> that Criteria classes are been generated to the core subproject instead of
> the common subproject.
> After navigating the spring-cartridge jar I found the following on the
> cartridge.xml
> Code:
> <template
> path="templates/spring/hibernate/SearchCriteria.vsl"
> outputPattern="{0}/{1}.java"
> outlet="daos"
> overwrite="true">
> <modelElements variable="class">
> <modelElement stereotype="CRITERIA"/>
> </modelElements>
> </template>
>
> Normally the daos outlet on andromda.xml is configured the following way
> Code:
> <property
> name="daos">${maven.andromda.core.generated.dir}</property>
>
> Criteria classes should have their own outlet, something like
> "search-criteria" or similar and that property should than be pointed by
> default to the ${maven.andromda.common.generated.dir}
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