> I create one XSD file that includes all the others I use, and
> xjc file to adjust prefix/suffix etc., as necessary. Then
> I generate the classes once.
That would work. I usually do:
xjc `find . -name "*.xsd"`
> I bother to rename the runtime class to something simpler, which
> is fairly automatic in Eclipse, and I move it to a part of the
> project that is under version control. (I dont' keep generated
> classes in version control, at least while I am developing.)
Renaming the package of the runtime is as easy as rewriting the initial
"package *****" line in each class.
In fact that's how XJC generates the impl.runtime package.
regards,
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Kohsuke Kawaguchi
Sun Microsystems kohsuke.kawaguchi_at_sun.com
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