I am not currently using Deferred Parsing. I need to read more about
how to set it up and use it. I've found some of the documentation to be
out of date, particularly regarding the ant task 'xmlc' that seemed to
leave out some of the parameters that I found while digging through the
examples. I believe it was the 'sourceout' attribute.
Most of my problems have been with inconsistent documentation,
particularly regarding the deferred parsing, since I believe the old way
is now deprecated and there is a new way of doing it. Where is the
definitive source of documentation for the new XMLC 2.2.3 and later way
of doing the deferred parsing?
-Justin Akehurst
Jacob Kjome wrote:
You mean for Deferred Parsing purposes? Where do you want your html
files to exist? That have to be either in the classpath or in a
configured resource path. To be safe, I *always* add them to the
classpath and there is nowhere more appropriate for them to exist than
where the classes actually exist. I use an Ant to copy them there. And
if I want to be able to modify them at runtime so that I can view my
changes immediately, I configure a resource path. The resource path, if
configured, will be used in preference to the files existing in the
classpath.
Does that solve your issue? Note that if you are not using deferred
parsing, then there is no need to have the html source available at
runtime as this would have been compiled into the class itself.
However, I recommend using deferred parsing as this will keep your class
smaller (and avoid some classloading issues in certain JVM's) and allow
you to view modifications at runtime. Additionally, you should use the
XMLCDeferredParsingFactory to load classes rather than the
XMLCStdFactory because the former will load classes both compiled with
and without -for-deferred-parsing where the latter will break hard on
classes compile with -for-deferred-parsing.
Jake
At 12:11 PM 12/4/2003 -0800, you wrote:
I am compiling my HTML files with this command:
xmlc -keep -nocompile -verbose -sourceout ..\generated
-class org.poindextrose.servlet.xmlc.FrontPage FrontPage.html
My html files are in /html/*.html and I'd like the XMLC java files to
go in /generated/org/poindextrose/servlet/xmlc/*.java
What I'm getting are java files with the right package of
org.poindextrose.servlet.xmlc and the XMLC_SOURCE_FILE as
org/poindextrose/servlet/xmlc/FrontPage.html
However, that is not where my HTML file is located.
So, is there a way to coerce the xmlc compiler to tell it where my
html file is really located? Or am I forced to put my html file in
/html/org/poindextrose/servlet/xmlc/*.html ?
-Justin Akehurst
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