Norm
Chris Huisman wrote:
Can you make it work with Maven?
Chris.
Norm Deane wrote:
Ok. I've got about a week's worth of work to finish it up. Here is what I had envisioned...
* A project that used JiBX would add a new "nature" to the project called the "JiBX Nature". This would add the "JiBX Builder" to the project and enable other JiBX configuration options. This would be done by right-clicking the project and selecting JiBX->Add JiBX Nature. (This part I have already implemented)
* The developer would then select the JiBX binding files that should be used for the project. This would be done from the project properties dialog. (This part I'm working on)
* Once a project has been tagged with the "JiBX Nature" and has at least one binding file configured the "JiBX Builder" would be invoked with each full or clean build. The "JiBX Builder" would run the JiBX binding compiler on each binding file configured for the project. (This part I have working with the binding file hardcoded)
Sound ok? I need to remove my organization's name from all code before I hand it over. Would it be ok if I use the org.jibx package? Maybe org.jibx.eclipse.plugin.* ?
Thanks,
Norm
Cameron Taggart wrote:
There is interest. :)
On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 09:13:55 -0600, Norm Deane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've wanted to try my hand at an Eclipse plugin for some time now. After sending my original email I decided to take a stab at it. I've completed a proof of concept version that adds a builder that invokes the JiBX binding compiler (only on a full or clean build). I would be happy to donate my code to the project if there is an interest.
Thanks,
Norm
Dennis Sosnoski wrote:
Norm Deane wrote:
What's the status of the Eclipse plugin mentioned in the FAQ?
On hold, probably until after a production release. In the meantime, the
best way I've found to use JiBX within Eclipse is with an Ant build
file. You can either execute the binding on demand (by right-clicking on
the build file and running it) or add the build file as a step in your
build process from the project properties dialog. Doing it as part of
the Eclipse build process lets you select whether you want the binding
compiled every time something changes (generally a pain, since many
changes typically don't effect the bound code) or only on full builds.
I've been using the full build option and just running "clean" to force
a full build when I change anything in the bound classes.
- Dennis
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