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We use JIRA to track issue (pretty intuitive to use), here is the link to the XmlBeans project:
 
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XMLBEANS
 
Radu
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Subject: RE: Adding Costructors and other methods to java classes generatedfrom Schema Objects

Where would we put a feature request in for this?

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RE: Adding Costructors and other methods to java classes generatedfrom Schema Objects

You can use the Extension Interface feature that has been mentioned
before on this list to accomplish the second half of your goal, see
http://wiki.apache.org/xmlbeans/ExtensionInterfacesFeature

But that won't work for constructors, you would have to hack the
generated code to do that (not that this is something I would
recommend!).

Radu

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From: John Hafner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 2:36 PM
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Subject: Adding Costructors and other methods to java classes
generatedfrom Schema Objects


Hello,

I am using XmlBeans on a project where I would like to add functionality
to code generated from a schema. I would like to have it auto-generated
similarly to the JavaBeans generated for each object in the schema.
Specifically, I would like to auto-generate constructors and a few other
methods for each object in the schema.  I am having a hard time finding
the best way to do this.  If anyone could point out an easy way they
have done this or where in source code I should look to add code to
generate these methods I would greatly appreciate it.


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