Horacio Gonzalez created THRIFT-2065:
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Summary: Not valid contants filename in Java
Key: THRIFT-2065
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-2065
Project: Thrift
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Java - Compiler
Affects Versions: 0.9, 0.8
Reporter: Horacio Gonzalez
In my company we use to name our thrift file separating data and services.
I.e. for two files, one for user management, another for address management, we
would have four thrift files : user.data.thrift , user.services.thrift
address.data.thrift and address.services.thrift
We were using thrift 0.2.0 and generating java code, and it worked perfectly.
We try now to pass to thrift 0.9.0 and everything works besides constants.
For contants, in 0.2.0 it generated a Constants.java class in the package
declared in the namespace java.
In 0.9.0, for a file FILENAME.thrift it generates a FILENAMEConstants.java in
the package declared in the namespace java. And if the filename includes a dot,
it generates a java file with a dot in the name, not valid in java.
So for my precedent example I get a user.dataConstants.java and
address.dataConstants.java, with Java classes called user.dataConstants and
address.dataConstant. And the Java compiler doesn't accept classes with a dot
in the class name.
Would it be possible to find a solution (for example scanning for dots before
generating the constants file and changing them for a '_') ?
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