Argh. Nevermind. I must be going nuts today. This does work like it
should. I'm going to blame it on the cold I'm fighting. :)
On the plus side, I've got the web.xml file optionally creating more
WebSphere-friendly code. :) (Thanks Ara for the XDtId:id nudge)
-jason
Erik Hatcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [Xdoclet-user] hacking xdoclet (webdoclet to start)
Could you post your code?
Ant handles booleans (such that you can specify "yes"/"on"/"true" to all
map
to true, anything else to false) for setter parameters just fine (other
XDoclet tasks use it as a matter of fact).
Ant has a pretty sophisticated introspection mechanism to allow data type
handling to be much more natural than dealing with strings for everything.
Erik
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Subject: Re: [Xdoclet-user] hacking xdoclet (webdoclet to start)
> Hrm... let me follow up to my original message. I was trying to get
this
> to be a boolean true/false flag. I went back and changed it to Strings
> throughout, and it is working as I had expected. Is there a better way
to
> do this with booleans?
>
> -jason
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> ok...I promise -- given a quick shove or two, I can be pretty
> productive.... :)
>
> I'm having a little difficulty grokking how to add parameters to the ant
> tasks and have them get picked up by XDoclet.
>
> For instance (I'm just testing things out here), I want to add a
"useIds"
> parameter to the deploymentdescriptor ant tag of webdoclet. I add the
> parameter in my build script, I add the proper variables and accessors
in
> WebXmlSubTask (including a cheesey System.out.println when the setter
gets
>
> called), rebuild xdoclet, and try to build a sample project with it.
> There's not really any errors or anything, but the "setter" is never
> getting called. I updated the web_xml.j template as well to test for
the
> parameter, and it never is picking up the new one. What am I missing
> here?
>
> thanks,
> jason
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