The following comment has been added to this issue:
Author: Ren� Zanner
Created: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 2:29 AM
Body:
To further clarify this issue, I will add a small sample from my project.
I want to use the DocletTask with a custom template file and "per class"
generation ({0} pattern in "destinationFile" attribute).
I do this using the following ANT code:
<doclet destDir="${project.basedir}/build/classes/ejb2">
<fileset dir="${project.basedir}/modules" includes="**/*Impl.java"/>
<template
templateFile="${project.basedir}/ant/tools/xdoclet/templates/test.xdt"
destinationFile="{0}Bean.java"/>
</doclet>
I have several modules for which I want to automatically generate some EJB
classes (package "ejb2") based on some POJO classes (arbitrary packages).
My project is structured into several modules located in folders below the path
${project.basedir}/modules/ (e.g. userservice, customerservice etc.).
Below those modules folders are several sub folders, one of those the src/
folder containing my *Impl.java classes to be used as basis for the generation
by the DocletTask.
The "_sourceSetClassNames" map in the XJavaDoc class will contain the whole
folder structure of the ANT fileset as package name. In my example it would be
the package name with a leading "src.". Since this does not equal the real
package name of the java class, this class will not be considered in the
generation.
I see that this bug somehow is related to the whole architecture of the
XJavaDoc parser, but maybe someone more expert in this area can fix it.
I could use several filesets where the "dir" attribute would be the "src/"
folder below my modules specific sub folder, but that wouldn't be very generic,
since I have to add a fileset entry for each module:
<doclet destDir="${project.basedir}/build/classes/ejb2">
<fileset dir="${project.basedir}/modules/userservice/src"
includes="**/*Impl.java"/>
<fileset dir="${project.basedir}/modules/customerservice/src"
includes="**/*Impl.java"/>
<template
templateFile="${project.basedir}/ant/tools/xdoclet/templates/test.xdt"
destinationFile="{0}Bean.java"/>
</doclet>
Hope I could clarify the issue and would like to see it fixed (already voted).
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Key: XJD-9
Summary: XJavadoc no longer works with single files & partial java trees
Type: Bug
Status: Open
Priority: Blocker
Original Estimate: 0 minutes
Time Spent: Unknown
Remaining: 0 minutes
Project: XJavaDoc
Assignee: xdoclet-devel (Use for new issues)
Reporter: Konstantin Pribluda
Created: Tue, 10 Dec 2002 3:28 AM
Updated: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 2:29 AM
Environment: All
Description:
Well, XDoclet is no longer able to load source set
where file names do not reflect package hierarchy.
This happens because of:
- when source set is added, it assumes that names do
reflect package hierarchy.
- while attempting to exctract source classes from xjavadoc,
it uses those incorrect names to get files & parse them
( with success ), but later they are added to maps/hashes
under qualified names that were resolved during parsing.
So getXClass() fails...
This feature is important for GUI & Plugins - they need
to be able to edit single file, of subtree...
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