Re: Jawin Type Browser

Hi Dennis,

Best to use the mailing list for these sort of questions, I am forwarding
your post and my response to the list.

It would seem that the XML intermediary that is generated from the type
information in the type lib (buried inside your dll) handles these type of
data but the XSL stylesheet has not implemented this.

My problem is that my knowledge of native type libraries is limited, my
expertise is the Swing GUI, XML/XSL and Java code generation side.

As such, the type browser was released with an incomplete set of Jawin code
generation stylesheets.

It may be as simple as adding new templates the the xsl documents to
generate the code, if you know what the code should look like, (I have just
never had sample Java code for all types).

Any contributions to the stylesheets are welcomed by the Jawin dev team,

Good luck,

Josh





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>I am hoping you can help me.  I'm using your Jawin Type Browser ( which is
>an excellent tool) and I point to a dll.  It works correctly but there is a
>method in the dll defined as a property Set.  The java code that is created
>has this reference to the method:
>
>//for DISPATCH_PROPERTYPUTREF not implemented
>
>I think this is Microsoft's way of doing things.  In VB, when you create
>property methods you can have Property Set/Get or Property Let/Get.  If you
>want the property to hold on to objects you have to use the Set/Get.  The
>Let/Get are for VB base data types.  It appears if it is a property Set
>that Jawin doesn't recognize it.
>
>Can you confirm this or do you have any suggestions on how to get around
>this?
>
>Thanks for you time and any assistance.
>
>Dennis
>IT Consultant at We-Energies in Milwaukee WI.
>
>
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