Yes, you could. But in that case I would rather look at some (open source) tools such as AndroMDA that generate fully-fledged Java sources from UML models.
Werner Alexander wrote: > Yeah, thanks. Its the one answer I looked for. > Btw, could I use castor codegen source codes to develop my own generator? It > seems like a lot of my work already done and I need only to add methods > support. > > 2009/8/4 Werner Guttmann <[email protected]> > >> Hi Alexander, >> >> Castor XML is - first and foremost - a source code generator that >> generates plain Java POJOs that reflect the XML schema(s) given. In >> addition, Castor XML will generate (so-called) XML class descriptors >> that represent the information needed by Castor during XML data binding >> (e.g. XML artefact names, namespace prefices, ...) and include a fair >> amount of code to implement object validation for (un-)marshalling. >> >> In other words, Castor generates POJOs, and nothing else. You can >> exercise a bit of control through various properties and settings, but >> that's all. >> >> Does this answer your questions ? >> >> Regards >> Werner >> >> Alexander wrote: >>> Is there any way to generate souce code with optional methods? I mean It >> is >>> great to generate object model, get\set methods. But what if I want to >>> generate different methods too? For example: get\set\validate\disable and >> so >>> on. >>> As far as I could see there is no definition in XSD for methods. Am I >>> wrong? [?] >>> >>> Or It is not a good idea to use castor just as a source code generator? >>> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from this list, please visit: >> >> http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email >> >> >> > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, please visit: http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email
