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Jens Geyer updated THRIFT-2065:
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Summary: Not valid constants filename in Java (was: Not valid contants
filename in Java )
> Not valid constants filename in Java
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> Key: THRIFT-2065
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-2065
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Java - Compiler
> Affects Versions: 0.8, 0.9
> Reporter: Horacio Gonzalez
> Labels: java
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> 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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