This one time, at band camp, Jeremy Nicholson said:
JN>import org.exolab.castor.tools.MappingTool;
JN>import java.io.*;
JN>/**
JN>* generate a Castor mapping file ready for editing
JN>*/
JN>public class CastorMapper {
JN>/**
JN>* generate a Castor mapping file ready for editing
JN>*/
JN>public CastorMapper()
JN>{
JN>try
JN>{
JN>MappingTool tool = new MappingTool();
JN>tool.addClass(DragQuestion.class);
JN>tool.addClass(Group.class);
JN>.......
JN>tool.addClass(User.class);
JN>OutputStream file = new FileOutputStream("gen_mapping.xml");
JN>Writer writer = new OutputStreamWriter(file);
JN>
JN>tool.write(writer);
JN>}
JN>catch (Exception ex)
JN>{
JN>ex.printStackTrace();
JN>}
JN>}
JN>public static void main(String[] args)
JN>{
JN>new CastorMapper();
JN>}
JN>}
Jeremy,
That's a great programmatic example. I've also got a shell script
for running the mapping tool from the command line on a single base
class. I guess I should check this in.
Bruce
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