I'm trying to use the packageSubstitution feature to swap out packages in
the middle:
ie:
com.foo.beans.client.[Class] -> com.foo.interfaces.client.[Class]
com.foo.beans.admin.[Clazz] -> com.foo.interfaces.admin.[Clazz]
I'm using this command: [packageSubstitution packages="beans"
substituteWith="interfaces"/]
But the generated code still ends up as
com.foo.beans.[client|admin].[Class].
I took a peek in the CVS tree and saw this:
if( packageName.endsWith( suffix ) )
{
packageName = packageName.substring( 0, packageName.length() -
suffix.length() ) + '.' + ps.getSubstituteWith();
break;
}
which leads me to believe you can only change the terminating package. I've
even tried with tons of fun wild cards. still no luck.
Am I correct in my belief? I've tried to look for a change request similar
to this, but it's difficult without a search feature. Is there a sound
reason why we should only be able to change the terminating package?
Thanks in advance for any information you can throw my way.
--adam
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