I have implemented this, with some slight changes to the syntax (for future
reference):
<generatedsource id="jboss-ql-parser"
| srcdir="main"
| javacc="org/jboss/ejb/plugins/cmp/ejbql/JBossQLParser.jjt"/>
|
| <generatedsource id="ejb-ql-parser"
| srcdir="main"
| path="jboss-ql-parser"
| javacc="org/jboss/ejb/plugins/cmp/ejbql/EJBQLParser.jjt"/>
|
| <source id="main">
| <include input="jboss-ql-parser"/>
|
| <include input="commons"/>
In this case, the ejb-ql-parser needs to output to the jboss-ql-parser output
directory (output/gen-src/jboss-ql-parser), so you only need to include one as
input to the source node. The source files from the generated code will be
included in the javac call for the main source.
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