Re: generating stubs: problem with naming

Hi Sascha,

You could check out the stylesheets and config file that come with the
TypeBrowser and perhaps add a type related prefix to the generated class
names?

Check out the codegenconfig.xml:

<codegen>
        <task name="Jawin coclass"
                xpath="//coclass"
                fileNameXPath="concat(@name, '.java')"
                saveDirectoryXPath="@saveDirectory"
                javaEncodingXPath="@javaEncoding"
                packageNameXPath="@packageName"
                stylesheet="stylesheets/codegen/jawin/coclass.xsl"
                icon="images/coclass.png"/>

        <task name="Jawin Enum"
                xpath="//enum"
                fileNameXPath="concat(@name, '.java')"
                saveDirectoryXPath="@saveDirectory"
                javaEncodingXPath="@javaEncoding"
                packageNameXPath="@packageName"
                stylesheet="stylesheets/codegen/jawin/enum.xsl"
                icon="images/enum.png"/>

        <task name="Jawin Alias"
                xpath="//alias"
                fileNameXPath="concat(@name, '.java')"
                saveDirectoryXPath="@saveDirectory"
                javaEncodingXPath="@javaEncoding"
                packageNameXPath="@packageName"
                stylesheet="stylesheets/codegen/jawin/alias.xsl"
                icon="images/alias.png"/>

        <task name="Jawin Dispatch"
                xpath="//dispatch"
                fileNameXPath="concat(@name, '.java')"
                saveDirectoryXPath="@saveDirectory"
                javaEncodingXPath="@javaEncoding"
                packageNameXPath="@packageName"
                stylesheet="stylesheets/codegen/jawin/dispatch.xsl"
                icon="images/dispatch.png"/>

        <task name="Jawin Interface"
                xpath="//interface"
                fileNameXPath="concat(@name, '.java')"
                saveDirectoryXPath="@saveDirectory"
                javaEncodingXPath="@javaEncoding"
                packageNameXPath="@packageName"
                stylesheet="stylesheets/codegen/jawin/interface.xsl"
                icon="images/interface.png"/>

        <task name="Jawin Module"
                xpath="//module"
                fileNameXPath="concat(@name, '.java')"
                saveDirectoryXPath="@saveDirectory"
                javaEncodingXPath="@javaEncoding"
                packageNameXPath="@packageName"
                stylesheet="stylesheets/codegen/jawin/module.xsl"
                icon="images/module.png"/>

        <task name="Jawin Record"
                xpath="//record"
                fileNameXPath="concat(@name, '.java')"
                saveDirectoryXPath="@saveDirectory"
                javaEncodingXPath="@javaEncoding"
                packageNameXPath="@packageName"
                stylesheet="stylesheets/codegen/jawin/record.xsl"
                icon="images/record.png"/>

        <task name="Jawin Union"
                xpath="//union"
                fileNameXPath="concat(@name, '.java')"
                saveDirectoryXPath="@saveDirectory"
                javaEncodingXPath="@javaEncoding"
                packageNameXPath="@packageName"
                stylesheet="stylesheets/codegen/jawin/union.xsl"
                icon="images/union.png"/>
</codegen>

You would need to edit the fileNameXPath attribute to add your prefix and
possibly change the stlesheet referenced in the stylesheet attribute to
change the class name.

I designed the type browser to have pretty much nothing hard coded so it
should just work,

Tell me how it goes,

Josh

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>Hello everyone,
>
>I have a problem using JAWIN for generating stubs for Microsoft Powerpoint.
>The typelibrary contains both CoClasses and Dispatch-Interfaces with the
>same naming. (i.e. „application“)
>JTB seems to solve the problem and renames the Dispatch-
>Interface “application“ to “_application“ but confuses the names afterwards
>when referencing the classes’ methods from other classes.
>If I then import the stubs into my eclipse project I get lots of error
>messages and would actually have to fix lots of the generated classes
>manually ...
>
>So my questions are:
>• Is this a common problem?
>• Is there is a possibility to configure Jawin to correctly
>   translate the COM-interfaces?
>• Or is there else an automated way to correct the generated classes?
>
>Could anyone help me?
>Thanks!
>Sascha