Re: How do I find out the source-file? Please help!

Hello Marco !

 > what I search for, but when I call
 > "getXJavaDoc().getSourceclasses().iterator()" in order to generate a
 > lookup-map (class => file), I get a NullPointerException.

Can you post the new issue concerning this XJavadoc fail with full stack trace ?
May be this problem is related to XJD-66.

Anton





Marco Schulze wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> you probably noticed that I'm currently working on the JDO module. In
> order to finish the work which I started yesterday, I need to know in my
> tags-handler, in which source-file I currently am. I searched for hours
> and simply didn't find any possibility - please help!
> 
> I need to know the source-file belonging to the "currentClass", because
> I want to have the possibility to include files into the generated
> objectid-classes. I know that there is a "merge directory" and somehow
> code from this directory can be merged. But this is - as far as I
> understand it - not suitable for my needs: I want to search NOT only in
> ONE directory, but relative to the source-java-file. Additionally, I
> want to give the user the possibility to have his include files in a
> subdirectory or otherwise relatively addressed. How can I do that?
> 
> I saw that there's "Sourceclass.getFile()" which looks pretty much like
> what I search for, but when I call
> "getXJavaDoc().getSourceclasses().iterator()" in order to generate a
> lookup-map (class => file), I get a NullPointerException. This is the
> case as well in my tags-handler as in my subtask.
> 
> Then I thought I could access the fileset from the ant declaration (and
> simply append my package-class-path):
> 
>        <jdodoclet jdospec="2.0" destdir="${project.dir}/${ejbsrc.dir}">
>            <fileset dir="../../src" defaultexcludes="yes"/>
>            <jdometadata project="package" generation="package"/>
>            <jdoobjectidgenerator interfaces="com.nightlabs.jdo.ObjectID"/>
>        </jdodoclet>
> 
> But I didn't find out how to get this fileset.
> 
> Does anyone have an idea how I can get the absolute path to the file
> which belongs to the current class??? Thousand thanks in advance!
> 
> Best regards, Marco ;-)
> 
> 
> 
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