Hi Shaoguang, the problem is that your xsd is not valid. If you want to
go the quick way, either remove the targetNamespace or add to the
xs:shema element xmlns=com.jaxme. But I recommend reading:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-0/#NS
BTW, the ant task is going to complain because it won't be
robert burrell donkin wrote:
it's not really working for me (at all). probably just something stupid
i've done (or not done). if you give me some exact instructions, i'll
try to replicate.
- robert
Can you update now your project? I converted the docs to anakia. Try
running goal test and
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Nacho G. Mac Dowell commented on JAXME-64:
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Hi all! I was thinking on how to integrate the plugin within jaxme.
Do we want a generic jaxme plugin as suggested here
Update your sources to be able to reproduce!
nacho
PD: On common-build there is a maven.xml with a goal build. All projects
inherit this goal
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Nacho G. Mac Dowell commented on JAXME-64:
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Silly me... Yes there is no difference, we could have a generic goal for xjc
and then more specific ones to build
Hi all, JaxMeCore is now compiling the schemas properly and passing all
tests! :-)
Running the multiproject goal on the top level project should install
the jars in the local repository and generate the multiproject site.
Please give it a try and see if this is reproducible.
Notice that at
Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
I receive the following error message here. (Perhaps I need to set
some property?)
No, I forgot to say that the supplied docs from the top level project
are not being transformed because they are not in anakia format. You can
either rename the xdocs directory from
robert burrell donkin wrote:
two good reasons: forrest produces nice multi-format documentation and
has good support for doc-book.
FYI soon, all ASF websites will be generated through (next generation)
forrest. site:deploy (and so on) will no longer be available so if
people are still happy
Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
Confused ... is Anakia format the format used by the XDoc plugin?
yes
(At least
my impression is, that we'll all benefit, if we are working with the
same version ASAP.)
got it
I am getting an authorization failure when trying to copy a branch. Is
there
Is anybody using subclipse? I was wondering if it has the same effect to
move folders around in the workspace and then comitting as if I do it
from the rename/move sync view. I suppose this is the only way (at least
the latter) to keep the resource history. Isn't it?
Anyway, SVN rocks! I
Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
Choose the approach, which is more simple. If we want, we can change
later.
I've already taken the more complicated approach :-[
We'll do it the other way around if it's ok with you. I'll refactor if
it proves to be a pain...
I know of no possibility to specify
robert burrell donkin wrote:
it's usually worth mentioning that you're trying to mavenise an apache
project when asking on the maven lists
Brett Porter is showing quite a lot of interest on this issue. BTW I did
mention it was for ws-jaxme ;-)
I've made a first-approach-patch and it's
I've successfully mavenized api, xs and js. All tests are ran by maven
and pass. I am now mavenizing jm and I am facing a class loading problem
with the chain generator. If I use it as-is (not from ant, from maven),
then there is a npe because
Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader() is
I have 10 days off now and will be leaving in an hour or so 8-)
So if there are no answers from me for this thread is not that I am not
interested or anything. I'm just relaxing a bit...
best regards,
nacho
PD: As soon as I am back it will only be a matter of days before I check
in the
I wouldn't use checkstyle, until someone makes a serious effort to
clean up the sources. As soon as someone did, we can very well add the
file later.
I'll leave the checkstyle file but forget about the report for the time
being
Ok, I have a few more questions...
- Do we want a changes.xml
I have a few questions regarding jaxme's mavenizing. I'm sure there are
more to come :-)
- Project JaxMe2 has been renamed to JaxMeCore so it doesn't clash with
the top-level project. Any other ideas?
- How do we want to handle subproject's version? All subprojects have
the same version?
-
Nice one, Fredrik! :-)
I'll try it out later but it totally seems like the right track. I was
looking at the antlr plugin which does exactly the same!
Thanks
nacho
Fredrik Vraalsen wrote:
Nacho G. Mac Dowell wrote:
- When building JS's tests the first thing I did
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Prepared 0.4 final.
I have made Richard's changes in xjctask.xml. However, I am hesitating
to check in because I am not sure if you are in the process of building.
Should I just commit it to HEAD?
regards,
nacho
PD: I think the best way to avoid this is to actually
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Nacho G. Mac Dowell commented on JAXME-54:
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When specifying an XML encoding as follows:
marshaller.setProperty(Marshaller.JAXB_ENCODING, ISO-8859-1);
I get
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Reporter: Nacho G. Mac Dowell
Priority: Minor
Geert Barentsen wrote:
The generation of isSet methods (jaxb:globalBindings
generateIsSetMethod=true /) seems to be wrong in nested classes because of
an extra underscore. Below is a short example of wrongly generated code: both
_period and period
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JAXME-48?page=all ]
Nacho G. Mac Dowell closed JAXME-48:
Resolution: Fixed
Fix Version: current (nightly)
Applied patch on HEAD and v0_4.
ClassCastException in IndentationEngineImpl (write method
,
Nacho
Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
On Apr 12, 2005 10:51 AM, Nacho G. Mac Dowell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyway I think I know now enough about the issue to tackle it: All
SimpleTypeSG should provide the correct getCastFromString and
getXMLField should use this. right?
Exactly
Components: JaxMeJS
Reporter: Nacho G. Mac Dowell
Priority: Minor
The method write(IndentationTarget pTarget, Object pObject) in
IndentationEngineImpl throws a ClassCastException when object type is a
primitive array. The solution is (AFAIK) to use reflection. The patch:
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I have absolutely no idea about Maven. What are the advantages?
Quoting Maven's site:
Maven is a Java project management and project comprehension tool.
Maven is based on the concept of a project object model (POM) in that
all the artifacts produced by Maven are a result of consulting a well
Hi Jochen,
Another side effect, we are very close to support for POJO's now
Do you mean we'll be able to reverse jaxb's behaviour? This would
definitely attract a lot more users!
Volunteers?
I am releasing an app next week and will probably be able to come back
(hopefully) in two weeks time. I
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