Hi All,
I'm just starting to use XmlBeans to generate Java classes from a XML
schema. I'm using xsdconfig file to customize the class names for some of
our "awkward" element names. It works perfectly as intended, but I notice
that names for generated methods do not use new binding class names, but
element names (Schema type names) are still used instead. Here is the
example:
<xb:config xmlns:xb="http://xml.apache.org/xmlbeans/2004/02/xbean/config";>
<!--<qname> specifies a Java class name for a Qualified name -->
<xb:qname name="EdStorageType" javaname="StorageSystem" />
</xb:config>
I changed "EdStorageType" type name to "StorageSystem" class name in the
xsdconfig file, but the mapped class names are not used as part of method
names generated. Instead the schema type names with the "Type" postfix
removed are used .
Here some generated methods:
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StorageSystem[] getEdStorageArray();
StorageSystem getEdStorageArray(int i);
StorageSystem insertNewEdStorage(int i);
StorageSystem addNewEdStorage();
Functionally those methods are working properly. However their names are not
consistent with the class names (objects) that they are supposed to work
with. If I want to add a new StorageSystem object, it's natural and
consistent if I call
addNewStorageSystem();
Instead of
addNewEdStorage();
Why can XBeans use the mapped class names when it generates the method names
associated with these classes? Is there a way to configure the XBeans to use
the mapped class names as part of the generated method names?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Phong
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