I wonder if this is the same kind of problem I am seing.
In brief: I thought that the "runtime" was always the same for any XSD. I
compile a bunch of XSDs, some import and include a common set of other XSDs,
others are stand-alone. I then have a big batch file that invokes the
build.xml for each XSD.
Sometimes, the unit tests I have fail because the generated code expects
attribute in an element, the attribute is actually there in both the XSD and
the test files.
So, can someone be more precise as to the reuse rules for -use-runtime?
Gary
-----Original Message-----
From: Saurabh Arora [mailto:sarora_at_novell.com]
Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2003 23:39
To: JAXB-INTEREST_at_JAVA.SUN.COM
Subject: Problems with Runtime Classses.
I have encountered the following problem with using common runtime's
between multiple schemas.
Problem 1.
I have a schema (SAY a.xsd) which imports another schema(say b.xsd)
i map a.xsd ----> com.hello.a package
and
b.xsd ----------> com.hello.b package
when i run the xjc , i get a common runtime for both a and b but the
location of runtime is unpredictable, sometimes i get
com.hello.a.impl.runtime and sometimes com.hello.b.impl.runtime.
I wanted to reuse the runtime , for compiling another file c.xsd , but
the change in location means i cannot write the same in my build file.
Problem 2.
The file in the Runtime called "InterleaveDispatcher" is not
generated in all cases, Is there a specific case in which it is
generated.?
I have tried to reuse the runtime by -use-runtime option and found
InterleaveDispatcher does not exist. but when i remove the option , i
found that the respective schema generated it for it's own use.
Saurabh arora