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Hi
Arnaud,
I
might be missing something, but in example I provided types.package is not
generated at all. All packages are generated in enumtest. Also MyString is not
enumeration itself
anyway, but error message clearly shows it's expected to be there. "import types.MyString", for example.
Also
inconsistency comes from source analysis - this types package is attached to the
class in two completely different places. One actually is marked as a
hack.
In our
actual schema some classes get generated in types package, some not and
references are inconsistent all over. I tweaked with it for a while to see it
was not simple classpath problem. Don't look too much on my command lines - they
are not exact copies.
So if
you still think I am wrong, I would appreciate if you run this example and show
how to get it compiled.
Thanks
a lot
Alex
Hi
Alex,
The 'types' package
is generated on purpose to store all enumerations.Thus we can't apply your
patch.
BTW there is no bug
actually, the only problem you are facing is that you haven't set your
classpath correctly to say to the JVM where to find your
classes.
It is only a
compilation/classpath issue not a Castor related issue :).
Arnaud
-----Original
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From: Alex
Gitelman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2002 3:44
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To:
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Subject: [castor-dev] XML Source
generator: Inconsistent packaging + Patch
I tried to compile some of ours
huge schemas and got to the problem of inconsistent packaging. Some places
expect .types package to be used and some don't.
Following example will demonstarte
it (required files are attached):
java -classpath
./build/classes:xercesImpl.jar org.exolab.castor.builder.SourceGenerator -i
./enumtest.xsd -package enumtest
javac -classpath
./build/classes:xercesImpl.jar enumtest/*.java
enumtest/MyEnum.java:22: package
types does not exist
import
types.MyString;
^
enumtest/MyEnum.java:39: package types does not
exist
private types.MyString
_content;
^
enumtest/MyEnum.java:61: package types does not
exist
public types.MyString
getContent()
^
enumtest/MyEnum.java:101: package types does not
exist
public void setContent(types.MyString
content)
^
enumtest/MyEnumDescriptor.java:58: package types does not
exist
desc = new
XMLFieldDescriptorImpl(types.MyString.class, "_content", "PCDATA",
NodeType.Text);
^
enumtest/MyEnumDescriptor.java:71: package types does not
exist
target.setContent( (types.MyString)
value);
^
enumtest/MyEnumDescriptor.java:81: package types does not
exist
desc.setHandler( new
EnumFieldHandler(types.MyString.class,
handler));
^
7 errors
There were some other problems in
that respect.
As I am not very familiar with the
source yet I publish my patch here instead of commiting it. I don't know what
side effects it may have.
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