Dennis Sosnoski wrote:
In the process of adding a FAQ for this I realized the information I gave in this was not accurate for JiBX_MungeAdapter.class. This should be going into the package of the first <mapping> class processed, providing that class is modifiable (a .class file, not part of a .jar) and not an interface. If the first <mapping> class is from a .jar file, or is an interface, it'll be generated in the empty package, which would probably go into the working directory.I am seeing only one JiBX_MungeAdapter class resulting from two bindings. Shouldn't there be two JiBX_MungeAdapter classes, one in each package corresponding to the first mapping in each binding file?
Does that explain what you're seeing?
- Dennis
Dennis Sosnoski wrote:
You can specify the package to be used for the generated classes with the package="..." attribute of the <binding> element. Let me know if this doesn't work properly for you.
This seems to be a FAQ, now, so I'll add it to the list.
- Dennis
Venkatesh Prasad Ranganath wrote:
Hi,
I have 2 packages that contains JiBX-handled classes. However, the classes in package A are public but the classes in package B are package-private. I execute jibx compiler with 2 binding files (one for each package). If the working directory during compilation was that of B, everything works fine at runtime. If the working directory was that of package B, then I see an IllegalAccessError when classes in B are accessed by JiBX_MungeAdapter. The reason being that only one JiBX_MungeAdapter class is generated and it happens to be generated in the compilation directory. Can I generate JiBX_MungeAdapter in each package that contains a JiBX-handled class during one compilation? If so, how? Also, how do I accomplish this from within Ant? If not, it would be great to provide such a switch in the compiler. This way the access specifiers of the class need not altered just for the purpose of using JiBX.
In case, any or all of my analysis is wrong, please do correct me.
waiting for reply,
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