On Apr 25, 2005, at 7:51 AM, Adam Hardy wrote:
Are you sure the long class names (I assume you mean the xsb names) are the problem rather than the location?-----Original Message----- From: David Jencks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 23 April 2005 17:49 To: Maven Users List Subject: Re: Where to find Maven-xmlbeans-plugin and documentation ?
I more or less recommend using xmlbeans 2. The plugin is here: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XMLBEANS-124
and there are some instructions in the src jar.
David
One thing that I came across is that Eclipse 3.1 cannot handle the long random class names generated by XMLBeans. At least, Eclipse turns its nose up when I included the source files in the project.
I have the plugin set up to put the generated xsb binary files into the maven target/classes directory. This seems to work fine with idea: I don't use eclipse so I don't know if you can or how you would set this up. There is an additional "issue" that xmlbeans2 generates a type holder class rather than source: this also goes into the classes dir directly. Again I have no problems with this but there may be a problem using eclipse.
I resorted to compilation to jar - and then copied it into my maven repo.
I see you haven't got to that 'compilation to jar' functionality - or are you planning on deprecating it?
I have no use for it (I need to package the xmlbeans classes with project classes) and think it subverts maven functionality. IMO if you want a jar with only xmlbeans artifacts the way to do it using maven is to have a project with only the schemas in it.
/me starts wondering if I should install eclipse to investigate these problems myself.
thanks david jencks
Adam
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