Trace,
you could make use of the xml file including. Create one file, that includes
all
the other files, as being aliases.
The general file: 'all.xsd'.
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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE project [
<!ENTITY first.xsd SYSTEM
"file:C:/dev/project/src/castor/xsd/first.xml">
<!ENTITY second.xsd SYSTEM
"file:C:/dev/project/src/castor/xsd/second.xml">
]>
&first.xsd;
&second.xsd;
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-----Original Message-----
From: Trace Windham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 01 July 2002 22:52
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [castor-dev] command line args for source generator
I have about 20 schema files that I am using to generate source code.
I know that the -i option on the command line is required with the filename
as the argument.
Does the source generator have the ability to take a wild card like *.xsd,
or a directory as a command line arg?
I am wanting to use ant to run the source generator, and I would like to use
the tools in ant to pass all of the schema files at once and have the source
generator do it's thing for each one of the schemas in the directory where
they are stored.
Would there be any interest in having a feature developed that allowed the
source generator to take a group of schema files as an arg on the command
line?
If so, I wouldn't mine taking a crack at it. Beware though, this would be
my first attempt at contributing to an open source project.
Thanks,
Trace Windham
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