Hi Andrea,
The reason i want to move the xsd2java is that i want move the xsd from
api to common, so the tools also can re-ues the genetated java artifacts.
I've remained the xjc plugins in the tools, since they are not required.
and previously i want to move the xjc plugins is that i saw there are
commented lines in common/pom.xml about the xjc plugins, and also the
xsd2java itself used the xjc, so i thought it'd be better to put it
together. but not required as i said before.
I've commited the code. and also updated all the related pom.xml
Tom, can you kindly start refactoring the code in the tools to reuse the
generated java artifacts from common/xsd2java ?
Thanks in advance.
James.
Andrea Smyth 写道:
Hi James,
I see, and I don't really care where the stuff lives - although I
don't like the idea of turning common into some general purpose
container for stuff that could be needed anywhere ...
If you don't like the xjc plugins living in the tools module another
option would be to restructure codegen-plugin into
codegen
/xjc/dev
/xjc/cxf
/maven-plugins/xsd2java
/maven-plugins/wsdl2java
Andrea.
James Mao wrote:
Hi Andrea,
Well it's not the xjc plugins in tools, it's the xsd code gen plugin.
I'm thinking of moving the xsd code gen plugin into the common, since
they are all xjc stuff, so i'm thinking of moving those xjc plugins
together, but not required though.
So here's my plan,
common/utilities (previous common module)
/xsd (xsd code gen plugin)
/metacode (using xsd code gen to generate code from xsd files)
/xjc/dv (optional)
/cxf (optional)
So it requires moving xsd files into common/metacode, and also a java
class org.apache.cxf.wsdl.TExtensibilityElementImpl
I've already pass build on my machine. if there are no objections,
i'm going to commit tomorrow. and after that Tom will go on
refactoring tools.
Cheers,
James.
Andrea Smyth 写道:
James Mao wrote:
Hi,
I'm thinking of moving the xjc plugins into common module.
I just read the pom.xml in xjc plugins seems there are no
relationship with tools
No, there is no dependency on other tools modules, only on
cxf-common and third party stuff. The reason these plugins are in
tools is that they are, well, tools.
The benefit of xjc plugins in the common module is that the tools
can also use xjc to generate the code.
Any objections?
No objections, but I don't see the need. What code is generated in
tools, and which part of the code generation requires these xjc
plugins?
Andrea.
Cheers,
James.
