Thanks Archie,
I'll think about that one...
I'm also considering the obvious solution of moving all the files which
are relevant to a given jibx binding file into the same project - still
its a pity that there isn't some kind of "deferred binding" solution.
Just wondered how other people had handled this problem.
Regards
Alan
On 2/1/2012 2:57 PM, Archie Cobbs wrote:
One idea...
Try defining abstract bindings for everything in the library, and then
including the abstract binding files (Foo.xml, Bar.xml, etc.) in your
library JAR file. Then don't do any JiBX binding when building the
library. Only do it during the WAR build. You'll have to extract the
Foo.xml files out of the library JAR, so you can then include them
during your WAR build from your WAR build binding files that define
your concrete mappings.
-Archie
On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 4:27 PM, Alan Chaney <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Sorry, just noticed that the topic is wrong - it should be "Splitting
JIBX compile across two projects"
Hi
I've been working until recently with one project which had a set of
sources and a jibx binding file. This project was a web
application and
when preparing the war for distribution on my CI server I was simply
running the jibx compiler with Ant and making sure that the resulting
class files were put into the WEB-INF/classes folder.
Recently, I moved some classes which are referenced in the jibx
compile
to another project which is a library project for the first project.
When I'm in Eclipse its fine, but when I try and build a jar on the CI
server from the library project to be used by the web app project of
course it fails because the generated classes aren't in the
library jar
and I can't generate them because the binding file is in the web app
project. This works in Eclipse because the file structure is not
wrapped
into the jar.
Any suggestions on how I can split my projects such that some of the
classes to be processed by JIBX are in a jar of one project and the
others in a war of another project?
I should add that the reason why I've split them is that other
projects
are needing to use my library classes and including the web app war as
part of the classpath of those other projects would be a horrible
hack.
Thanks
Alan Chaney
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