Examples of org.milyn.ejc.EJC.compile()

org.milyn.ejc.EJC.compile()

Compiles a edi-mapping-configuration and generates java implementation and bindingfile. The compilation is performed in the following order: 1. {@link ClassModelCompiler} - parse a edi-mapping-file a creates a {@link org.milyn.ejc.ClassModel}. 2. {@link org.milyn.ejc.BeanWriter} - generates javaimplementation from {@link org.milyn.ejc.ClassModel}. 3. {@link org.milyn.ejc.BindingWriter} - generates a bindingfile from {@link org.milyn.ejc.ClassModel}. @param mappingModel the edi-mapping-configuration. @param configName the name of the edi-mapping-config. @param beanPackage the package name of generated java classes. @param beanFolder the folder to place the generated java classes. @throws EDIConfigurationException When edi-mapping-configuration is badly formatted. @throws IOException When unable to read edi-mapping-configuration. @throws SAXException When edi-mapping-configuration is badly formatted. @throws IllegalNameException when name of java-classes is illegal. @throws ClassNotFoundException when error occurs while creating bindingfile. @deprecated Use {@link #compile(java.io.InputStream,String,String)}.

    public static final String ORG_SMOOKS_EJC_TEST = "org.smooks.ejc.test";


    public static void dumpModel(InputStream mappingModel) throws EDIConfigurationException, ClassNotFoundException, IOException, SAXException, IllegalNameException {
        EJC ejc = new EJC();


        ClassModel model = ejc.compile(mappingModel, ORG_SMOOKS_EJC_TEST);


        Writer writer = new PrintWriter(System.out);
        BeanWriter.writeBeans(model, writer);
        BindingWriter.writeBindingConfig(model, writer);
    }

        try {
            AntRunner antRunner = new AntRunner("build.xml");
            EJC ejc = new EJC();


            antRunner.run("delete");
            ejc.compile(mappingModel, modelJavaPackage, "./target/ejc/src");
            antRunner.run("compile");


            return new Archive(new ZipInputStream(new FileInputStream("./target/ejc/ejc.jar")));
        } finally {
            BeanWriter.setGenerateFromEDINR(false);

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