First and foremost, thanks for the tool! I am encountering some odd behavior: As the source xml is compiled, it is generated to directories with the last character missing. For example, if my html source tree is {source directory}.com.company.project.code.morecode(assuming package prefix is com.company.project), the java gets generated to {java source folder}.com.company.project.cod.morecod. The last character of each path element (beyond the package prefix) is missing. Notice the e is missing in "code" and "morecode" Also, the Package Prefix seems to be required in the XMLC Default Properties config (I saw a patch on that). Is the patch incorporated into v0.0.5?
I am using Eclipse 2.0.2 (build 200211071448) with the XMLC plug-in version 0.0.5 on Win2K and JDK 1.4.1_01.
Thanks again.
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First and foremost, thanks for the tool! I am encountering some odd behavior: As the source xml is compiled, it is generated to directories with the last character missing. For example, if my html source tree is {source directory}.com.company.project.code.morecode(assuming package prefix is com.company.project), the java gets generated to {java source folder}.com.company.project.cod.morecod. The last character of each path element (beyond the package prefix) is missing. Notice the e is missing in "code" and "morecode" Also, the Package Prefix seems to be required in the XMLC Default Properties config (I saw a patch on that). Is the patch incorporated into v0.0.5?
I am using Eclipse 2.0.2 (build 200211071448) with the XMLC plug-in version 0.0.5 on Win2K and JDK 1.4.1_01.
Thanks again.