I have successfully set this up to generate code (it was actually
much easier than I thought it would be) and now I am realizing that I
would like to modify joe's template (for example I need to use
IValueObject instead of ValueObject). Can I just unzip the jar and
change the ".vm" file which outlines the template? Is it as simple
as that or do I need to recompile a bunch of code? I have never
worked with this plugin architecture before.
Thanks, Kevin
On May 8, 2007, at 4:16 AM, Peter Martin wrote:
We are still using this approach on our projects. To run it inside of
Eclipse is a bit of pain as you need to write an Ant script and then
configure it as a builder on your project. When you configure it you
probably want to take care of which resources trigger the build
otherwise it will running with every change.
To be honest I am not a great fan of XDoclet2 - I would rather see a
native plugin for Eclipse. A quick solution is maybe to write a plugin
for XDoclet, which does provide a plugin for Eclipse.
-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 07 May 2007 23:30
To: [email protected]
Cc: Peter Martin
Subject: AS3 codegen
I noticed that this post was over a year old, but I am wondering if
the codegen plugin is still appropriate for use. We have over 50
Java objects that we would like to generate AS3 VO from for a
Cairngorm app. Can anyone advise...
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/pmartin/archives/2006/04/
xdoclet2_as3_an.cfm
Thanks, Kevin
