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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tom Morris
Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 2:42 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [Andromda-user] Modeling datatypes - builtin and custom?

I was able to spend some more time debugging this and it looks like it may
be something to do with the way mappingsSearchPath element of the Ant
andromda task works (or doesn't).  All the editing I was doing to the
various mapping files wasn't getting picked up which is why nothing ever
worked.

[CB] The mappingsSearchPath looks for the name attribute in the each
mappings file <mappings name="JavaX"/> (it's not based on the actual file
name).  Try that and let me know if it still doesn't pick it up.

I noticed the Jira issue CORE-24 which seems to have introduced a change in
behavior here, but neither the old syntax directory-based or the new
file-based syntax seems to work.
http://team.andromda.org:8080/jira/browse/CORE-24

The build.xml in the mda subdirectory sets the languageMappingsUri which I
changed from its default value of Java to JavaX (and created a corresponding
JavaXMapping.xml file) to make sure I could tell when it was working and
when it wasn't.

  <namespace name="default" ignore="false">
    <property name="languageMappingsUri" value="JavaX"/>
  </namespace>

This fails to find the file ${baseddir}/src/mappings/JavaXMappings.xml using
both the old and new values for the mappingsSearchPath element.

The only way I've been able to get it to work is by hardwiring a specific
file name :

   <property name="languageMappingsUri"
value="file:${basedir}/src/mappings/JavaXMappings.xml"/>

How is this supposed to work?  As an aside, where does the expansion from
"Java" to "<path>JavaMappings.xml" happen?

If this is a bug I can file a Jira report, but I'm not sure there's not some
hidden black magic that I'm missing here.

Tom




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