Hi,
> Is there a way to use Java methods such String's 'toUpper'
> function, etc. within .xdt files?
Not that I am aware of.
Xdoclet2 will provide you with more features.
For Xdoclet1: grab the source tree, edit the file, where e.g.
XDtMethod... is in, add your new methods, recompile and you
Heiko,
You have mentioned xdoclet2. Do you know if this is usable right
now? If not, when will it be available?
Regards
Jose
Rupp, Heiko wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to use Java methods such String's 'toUpper'
function, etc. within .xdt files?
Not that I am aware of.
Xdoclet
Jose,
> You have mentioned xdoclet2. Do you know if this is usable right
> now? If not, when will it be available?
My understanding is, that it is usable to some extend, but not yet
considered production ready. But then I might be wrong and others
on this list can get you a qualified answer.
Isn't for use when a getter method already exists
in one's source code?
In my case there are no existing getter or setter methods in the source. I
am attempting to create a brand new class that just holds the parameter
values needed by the static method and I want the class to have
getter/setter
Hello, I am attempting to use XDoclet to generate some javabeans from
static methods. I am an XDoclet newbie and I am just learning the .xdt
language. How can one capitalize a word in order to construct getters and
setters?
For example, if the static method is
public class Functions{
...
stati
> Isn't for use when a getter method
> already exists in one's source code?
You might be right, as I was running this on some value objects.
Sorry.
But I remember that I wanted to write some 'toUpper' etc. functions
for xdoclet - so yes, I ran into a similar problem to yours.
Heiko
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Heiko
Is there a way to use Java methods such String's 'toUpper' function, etc.
within .xdt files?
I find myself wanting to use JSP-like stuff in my .xdt files - scriptlets
and JSLT tags - and but I see the samples don't seem to have any such
constructs in them.
Brian
>>But I remember that I wanted t
Hi,
>
> Hello, I am attempting to use XDoclet to generate some javabeans from
> static methods. I am an XDoclet newbie and I am just
> learning the .xdt
> language. How can one capitalize a word in order to
> construct getters and
In the past I had success with
()
Hope that helps
Heiko
