Hi, On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 02:07 PM, Dean Hiller wrote:
<complextype name="A"/>Only if you are using javaclassmapping=element; javaclassmapping=type will create a class for just the complextype in this situation.
<element name="a" type="A"/>
I finally realized castor generates an abstract class for the complex type and a normal class for the element.
On windows this would be problematic seeing as the normal class would have the same name as the abstract class. I moved everything to linux and ran this. I am still having conflicts???? Is castor taking element "a" and creating a class "A"??? Where can I look in the source code to figure this out???The short answer is: yes. SourceGenerator creates classes that follow the standard java convention for class names -- CapitalizedWithInnerCaps. I understand that work is underway on a way to provide hints to SourceGenerator so that it will give generated classes the names you want.
Rhett
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| Rhett Sutphin
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| Coordinated Laboratory for Computational Genomics
| and the Center for Macular Degeneration
| University of Iowa - Iowa City, IA 52242 - USA
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