Norm Deane wrote:
On hold, probably until after a production release. In the meantime, the best way I've found to use JiBX within Eclipse is with an Ant build file. You can either execute the binding on demand (by right-clicking on the build file and running it) or add the build file as a step in your build process from the project properties dialog. Doing it as part of the Eclipse build process lets you select whether you want the binding compiled every time something changes (generally a pain, since many changes typically don't effect the bound code) or only on full builds. I've been using the full build option and just running "clean" to force a full build when I change anything in the bound classes.What's the status of the Eclipse plugin mentioned in the FAQ?
- Dennis
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