David Corbin wrote:
We are using xdoclet to generate EJB stuff. We would like to place all the generated code into it's own package (a sub-package of the "source"). Is there an Ant task setting to control this? Thanks David
By this do you mean that when you generate the bean and home interfaces for the bean "com.foo.beans.BarEJB" that you would like them to be in the *package* "com.foo.beans.intf"? If so, look into the <packagesubstitution> subelement for each of the <ejbdoclet> subtasks. I haven't used this yet, but it's been there for a while and should work.
If instead you simply want the generated code to go into a different directory so it remains separate from the source code -- a good idea even if you use package substitution so you can have a clean-gen target and not worry about accidentally adding the generated files to your source repository -- you just need to specify a different destination directory.
Actually, I want ALL the generated classes (not just interfaces) in special packages. Well, what I want is the other directory option, but I have to convince my teammates first.
Good luck!
David Harkness Sr. Software Engineer Sony Pictures Digital Networks (310) 482-4756
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