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Don Corley commented on JIBX-440:
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Alexandros,
First, thank you very much for spending the time to include an example.
Since you are getting an error on the command line, you probably have an error
in your binding file.
I looked through the JiBX examples and the documentation and I can't seem to
find a sample with a pre-compiled base class.
Sorry, but I'm not an expert on JiBX bindings, I maintain the maven plugin. I
was assigned your bug since the description seemed like the problem was with
the maven plug-in.
Can you repost your question in the JiBX user list. You can ask for the correct
binding file syntax to include a pre-compiled jibx binding class.
Include the example that you posted for me.
I'm sure somebody here can help you.
Don
> Multi-module build does not use bindings from referenced modules
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>
> Key: JIBX-440
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JIBX-440
> Project: JiBX
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: BindGen, maven plugin
> Affects Versions: JiBX 1.2.3
> Reporter: Alexandros Karypidis
> Assignee: Don Corley
> Attachments: prj.zip
>
>
> A maven project contains two modules (module1 and module2). Module1 contains
> some bindings. Module2 contains some extra bindings, that build upon those of
> module1.
> In a multi-module build, one should only reference the bindings of module1.
> However, it appears as if one must repeat them.
> To reproduce, run "mvn process-classes" for the attached sample project.
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