Customization of generated Java class names

Hi,
I could not find any documentation on how to customize names of the generated
Java classes/types. In Castor, you can do it with a simple mapping, is it possible
with XMLBeans?
Thanks,
Marina

Hi, Steve,
thanks for your reply!
I have tried to add an xsdconfig file, but when I run the following command:
C:\Java\XMLBeans\xkit\bin\scomp -src . -srconly order.xsd
with the xsdconfig file in the current directory , nothing happens - the xsdconfig
file is ignored and Java files are generated in exactly same way as they were
without the xsdconfig file...
Here is the content of my xsdconfig file - it is very simple, for test purposes:
<xb:config xmlns:order="http://order"
xmlns:xb="http://www.bea.com/2002/09/xbean/config">
<xb:namespace uri="http://order">
<xb:package>neptune.neptunelib</xb:package>
</xb:namespace>
<xb:qname name="order:order" javaname="OrderDO"/>
<xb:qname name="order:shippingID" javaname="ShippingInfoDO"/>
<xb:qname name="order:addressInfo" javaname="AddressInfoDO"/>
<xb:qname name="order:destination" javaname="DestinationDO"/>
</xb:config>
I'm not sure about the namespace part - currently, my order.xsd has no namespace
or URI assigned. I asked BEA's customer support about this and the answer was:
'use anything, the URI does not matter'. Well, I did use "anything" but I'm not
sure this is correct...
Thanks,
Marina
"Steve Traut" <[email protected]> wrote:
Marina -- You can do this by creating an xsdconfig file and including
it
when you compile your XSD files. The xsdconfig file maps schema types
to
generated Java type names.
If you're using WebLogic Workshop, the following topic should give you
what
you need:
http://edocs.bea.com/workshop/docs81/doc/en/workshop/guide/howdoi/howGuideXMLBeansTypeNaming.html
If you're using Ant, I can provide a topic that will be available soon.
Please send email if you'd like information on the Ant task.
Steve
"Marina Popova" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3f8c468c$[email protected]..
Hi,
I could not find any documentation on how to customize names of thegenerated
Java classes/types. In Castor, you can do it with a simple mapping,is it
possible
with XMLBeans?
Thanks,
Marina

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