David,
please see inline.
Werner
Karr, David wrote:
> How is this related to the "automaticConflictResolution" flag I set in
> my castorbuilder.properties file?
# Specifies whether automatic class name conflict resolution
# should be used or not; defaults to false.
#
org.exolab.castor.builder.automaticConflictResolution=false
In other words, with this property you turn 'automatic conflict
resolution' on and off.
> Can this "ClassNameConflictResolver" property be set in the Ant task or
> the SourceGeneratorMain command line?
Ant: yes.
SGMain: no, not yet (--> Jira issue, please).
>
> Is this the same as the "name conflict strategy" that I see in the
> SourceGeneratorMain from this latest 1.1.1 snapshot?
No, that's something else. This is the 'strategy' to use when emitting
warnings that a class is about to be overwritten.
>
> I don't understand the syntax for the "namingXML" element in the
> documentation. How do you specify a global suffix for all complex types
> using this?
In a binding file, include ...
<namingXML>
<complexTypeName>
<suffix>CType</suffix>
</complexTypeName>
</namingXML>
and you specify that all Java classes generated for complex types will
have a suffix 'CType' appended.
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Werner Guttmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2007 11:04 AM
>> To: [email protected]
>> Subject: Re: [castor-user] Conflict Resolution Strategy: Add
>> "Type" to type name class?
>>
>> There already is. The SourceGenerator has a new method
>> setClassNameConflictResolver(String) that allows you to set one fo two
>> values: "xpath" or "type" (with xpath being the default).
>>
>> Once you have selected that "type" strategy, in case of a
>> conflict, the type name of the element being analyzed
>> currently will be appended to the element name after by a 'By' suffix.
>>
>> Werner
>>
>> PS If your question is about named complex type vs. element
>> clashes, please use the binding fiel to specify a global
>> suffix for all e.g.
>> complex types.
>>
>> Karr, David wrote:
>>> Would it be possible to define a Conflict Resolution Strategy which
>>> would cause a type name class that is the same as an
>> element name to
>>> get "Type" appended to the end of the class name?
>>>
>>>
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