Have a look at the DocletTask subclasses in XDoclet's codebase to see how this is done (the <info> subtask is a hardcore example, but I'm sure there are a few others that do something like this).
Erik
On Sunday, October 12, 2003, at 12:19 AM, Juergen wrote:
Hi Folks!
I have been digging arround for a while and finally was able to generate
sql-ddl from an interface in java :o))) What I coudn't figure out is how to
give the generated ddl script the name of the table it will generate. I used
the DocletTask, so I didn't write any own tag handlers and subtasks.
Any suggestions ?
Cheers and a nice sunday
Juergen
/** * An entity mapping a users name to his password * @table name="user_t" */ interface IUser { /** * Getter method for the user name attribute * @attribute name="USER_NAME" type="VARCHAR(10)" */ String getUserName();
/** * Getter method for the users password * @attribute name="PASS_WORD" type="VARCHAR(10)" */ String getPassWord(); }
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