Re: deferred parsing issue

So, it is a bug in the Xmlc taskdef or the
org.enhydra.xml.xmlc.commands.xmlc.XMLC command?  I'm guessing the
latter?

Any idea when you will look into this?  I'd like to have it working
for Barracuda and we like to get a new official release of Barracuda out
in the near future.

Jake

At 02:47 PM 4/5/2003 +0800, you wrote:
> Yes, it's a bug! I thought I fixed
> the problem already but guess not. I will look into it. I remember I
> change the generating behavior so it always generate the .xmlc to the
> same name as the "class" not the interface.
>
> You may want to try the setDefaultMetaDataPath pointing that to a default
> meta file. but this may not work well with I18N if you specify the
> encoding in the option file.
>
> David
>
> On Saturday, Apr 5, 2003, at 13:35 Asia/Shanghai, Jacob Kjome
> wrote:
>
> > I've got deferred parsing working for a Barracuda app, but I have one
> > problem.   When I use "-generate both" in my
> > options.xmlc file and I have a file called "Mypage.html", then
> > only .xmlc file generated by the Xmlc taskdef (actually the Localize
> > taskdef which extends the Xmlc taskdef) is
> > "MypageHTML.xmlc".  However deferred parsing throws an
> > error saying that it can't find the file
> > "MypageHTMLImpl.xmlc".  Now, if I simply copy
> > "MypageHTML.xmlc" to "MypageHTMLImpl.xmlc" and then
> > run the page, everything works fine.
> >
> > So, I guess I'm wondering if there is some special flag I have to provide
> > to make the Xmlc taskdef generate the appropriate .xmlc file name when
> > using the "-generate-both" flag?  Or is it just a bug that
> > it is not doing that already without me having to specify anything? 
> > This will also be a concern when I start utilizing both "-generate
> > both" and the Localize taskdef to create localized versions of the
> > DOM.  In that case, I'd need a .xmlc file named something such as
> > "MypageHTMLImpl_es.xmlc" (at least, I would
> > think?).
>
>
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