I had the opposite problem, where an attempt to overwrite the class was
resulting in a console prompt which I couldn't see because I was running the
SourceGenerator from ANT :-)
Are you sure you aren't using the "-f" argument, as this gives the no-prompt
behaviour you describe? Note that even if you get past the source generator
point using "-f" you still get runtime reflection failures because only one of
the classes which share the name will be properly described by then matching
*Descriptor.java class.
Cheers,
Norval
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I have been using Castor 0.9.3.9 for a month now and find it very good. I
have become quite 'blaze' about making large changes to my schema and just
regenerating the code.
I came unstuck this morning and had to get the debugger out.
>From what I can understand, Castor processes the schema and generates an
Array of JClasses which are processed by processJClass().
If this array has two classes of the same name ( due to a less than perfect
- although valid - schema ) then the second generated class overwrites the
first without warning. Does anyone think that a warning messages might be
useful if a duplicate ( and different ) definition is found ?.
This might be fixed in CVS, but I'm behind a firewall ....
Thanks
John
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