no0ne,
I investigated to replace the bean generator and not found a way to do this.
For sure I can override the bean generator, but how I can tell to xjc to use
my own implementation from my plugin?
Regards,
Alexandre
No 0ne wrote:
>
> On Wed, 2009-07-29 at 14:56 -0700, alesque wrote:
>> I created a plugin and I tried to modify the in memory class model
>> through
>> the codemodel package. I didn't find any related methods to remove
>> annotations.
> There are none, the codemodel classes are used in building the code
> model (rather than managing the code model).
>>
>> Can I remove annotations through the codemodel api?
> Theoretically, yes. Use the reflection, set the private fields
> accessible (see the java.lang.reflect.AccesibleObject) and manipulate
> the data members of the codemodel classes directly (I reckon you'll be
> interested in *starting* with the JDefinedClass#annotation data member).
> Never done it myself (personal opinio: that's a hack, not a
> construction), so if you want to do it this way, a sincere wish of "good
> luck" in studying the source code in the codemodel.
>
> But since it's about writing a plugin *and* the study of the JAXB source
> code, I'd recommend you to study the way xjc works, then
> using/overriding/replacing the classes in
> com.sun.tools.xjc.generator.bean.field package in your plugin (which
> should build the classes in the way you need - as opposed to hack away
> chunks of already "generated" code).
>
>>
>> Regards,
>> Alexandre
>
> Regards,
>
> no0ne
>
>
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