[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if its currently generated to the target/src then that means you don't have any
business operations on it (and nothing to implement) and therefore it doesn't
need to go to your src/java
(end of quote)
I figured that's what it was for (hand coded "don't regenerate this class
again" type code), but I was thrown by the "No not modify" comment.
I went back to my sample model and added a method, and sure enough, the Java
file is now in the "src" tree and no "do not modify" comment.
Interestingly enough: I had a hierarchy like this:
ClassA
^ ^
| |
ClassB|
|
ClassC
(i.e. B and C inherit from A). I added the method to ClassA, and ALL of the
Java files (ClassA.java, ClassB.java, and ClassC.java) were all moved to the
"src" tree, though B and C (at the moment) had no business methods. Its a
subtle issue, but I suppose that now means that if I add a method to ClassB or
C in the model, I'll have to add them by hand to the source file?
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