[jacorb-developer] i2jpackage usage

[Nick Cross]

Hi,

As documented in chapter 23.1 thats not currently possible as it maps 
e.g. X;a.b.c.X so that X will now appears in package a.b.c.

Is it possible to change your IDL to fully scope the names?

Alternatively if you would like to submit an enhancement I would be 
happy to look at integrating it into JacORB.

Regards

Nick


On 14/06/12 10:24, Wagner, Marcus (Marcus) wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a question how to map idl modules to java packages
> "inrecursivley".
>
> Imagine there are a two interfaces, InterfaceB dependes (includes)
> InterfaceA
>
> base::util:InterfaceA
> base::extension::InterfaceB
>
> Now I'd like to map
>
> base::util ->  com.example.base.util
> base::extension ->  org.example.base.extension.whatever
>
> In common I'd like to map everything in module "base" to package
> "com.example.base.*" except the content of sub module "base::extension"
> should go to "org.example.base.extension.whatever"
>
> how can I define this mapping using JacIDL Ant tasks i2jpackage option.
> In my opinion jacidl only can address one part of a FQ module name. I'd
> like to use jacidl the following way
>
>
> 			<jacidl Sloppyforward="true" includepath="...">
> 				<i2jpackage names="
> base::extension::org.example.base.extension.whatever " />
> 				<i2jpackage names="
> basel::com.example.base" />
> 			</jacidl>
>
> As you see this can't work because of the "::" divider using a "." as
> idl module divider it won't work.
>
> So how to do this
>
> regards
>
>
>
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