Jochen,
I think what you are saying (please correct me if I misunderstood)
is to do something like this:
[Java src] ---> (derive) ---> [LLRP.xsd XML schema]
What many of us are working on is more like this
[LLRP.xsd XML schema]
[llrpdef.xml description] -+-> (derive) ---> [C++ src]
|
+-> (derive) ---> [C src]
|
+-> (derive) ---> [Java src]
|
+-> (derive) ---> [C# src]
|
+-> (derive) ---> [other src]
|
+----------------> [Perl]
|
+----------------> [other scripting]
I'm working on C and C++ code generators implemented in XSLT.
Thoughts?
Regards,
-gww
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Jochen Mader
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 5:29 PM
To: LLRP Toolkit Development List
Subject: Re: [ltk-d] XML LLRP description
> Beans? Can you elaborate on this approach (if possible use the Common
> Tongue as some of us aren't Java guys).
There is only java in my world ;)
Sorry, should have read all of the posts, I was just looking at the LLRP
stuff we are doing right now and that is java-only stuff.
A bean is just a convention in java on how to lay out a class.
The interesting part is the annotation an jaxb part.
By annotating a java class one can for example specify how parameters
have to look like (max values, min values, regular expressions ...) that
go into a method.
The JAXB compiler gathers that information from the java files and
creates a XSLT file.
The advantage of this is that all information is kept within the
sorucecode and modifications to the sourcecode can instantly be
reflected to the annotations.
I prefer that way over the code generation approach mentioned earlier
for same reasons mentioned earlier.
Just an idea I threw in without having read all of the posts in here.
Cheers
Jochen
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