Call apt inside a java class

Hi all,
Is it possible to call the Annotation Processing Tool inside a Java class ?
If yes, how to perform this call ?
Thanks.
Micka�l

Hello Micka�l,
Here is a test class for one of my apt processors.
https://rapt.dev.java.net/source/browse/rapt/test/net/java/dev/rapt/exploratory/mixin/TestMixins.java?rev=1.1&view=markup
The code to call apt is in the last method called "runApt". Note that this method takes the source code to be compiled as a String and writes it to a file, but YOU may not want to do that.
Oh, and if you try to understand the rest of the code, there is lots of source inside javadoc comments. Basically, each @LongString static String is initialized to the value of its javadoc comment. Which is cool for writing tests but really confusing if you are not aware of what is happening - and I was hoping to help you, not confuse you :)
Bruce

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