A wise old hermit known only as Ara Abrahamian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> once said:
[stuff about JBOSS_DTD_FILE_NAME_30 being in two places] > Good idea. Create a new namespace, say XDtXml and define a dtdEntry() or > something like that there, this one with look back at > getActiveSubTask(), cast it to XmlSubTask and call a new getDtdEntry() > method on it. That method can check current template file and settings > (jboss version/etc) and return the correct dtd entry/publicid. I think it's slightly easier than even that (I'm half way through it at the moment) - JBossSubTask.execute() already does a setPublicId() and setDtdFileName() to the correct versions. If I add a similar setSystemId(), I think it then only needs tags that insert the getPublicId() and getSystemId() output in the generated file (plus changing other XML template-based subtasks as necessary to act similarly in execute()). A quick question - if the tag gets called from a non-XML subtask, should it return an empty string or throw an XDocletException? Also, one other thing I noticed while working on this - the various constants for the JBoss DTD's public IDs and filenames are all declared private. Might they ever be referenced from other classes, e.g. a customised descendant subtask? (at first I thought I'd need to from the tag handler, but doing it as above it's not necessary) Andrew. _______________________________________________ Xdoclet-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/xdoclet-devel
