Danny,
You can change the "AsReference" suffix using the
castorbuilder.properties file using the following property:
org.exolab.castor.builder.collections.reference.suffix
so you should be able to do:
org.exolab.castor.builder.collections.reference.suffix=MySuffix
I noticed in the code that it makes sure the length is not empty,
but you might be able to add a space like:
org.exolab.castor.builder.collections.reference.suffix= \
though I haven't tried it.
You can then use a binding file to alter the name of the generated array
methods (as not to conflict with the collection methods).
Anyway, we still adopt the old JavaBeans spec where only array access
methods were specified. The extraCollectionMethods was a work-around for
JDO. We definately could use an update on our generated collection methods.
--Keith
Danny Collins wrote:
Thanks Keith!
That comes a little closer. The generated source still doesn't conform
to the JavaBean spec - which is a getter and setter that matches the
attribute name. But I may be able to work with what is generated with
the extra collections attribute set to true.
I'm still up for suggestions if anyone knows of a way to get the
SourceGenerator to generate java bean compliant code.
Thanks
Danny
On 9/26/05, Keith Visco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Danny,
This may provide you with code that looks more like what you want:
http://castor.codehaus.org/xml-faq.html#How-can-I-make-the-generated-source-code-more-JDO-friendly?
--Keith
Danny Collins wrote:
Hello,
I have just started working with Castor and the source generator. I
am trying to make a nice generic process to adapt one set of objects
to the graph of castor objects and I am getting stuck when it comes to
lists.
Castor seems to insist on providing a getter and setter that return
and accept an Array of the specific type of objects instead of just
the JavaBean style of getter and setter for the List that it is
interfacing with.
Is there any way to over come this default behavior and have the
getters and setters generated with List getX() and setX(List)?
TIA,
Danny
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