Need a way to control the name of the generated class

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The generation API should provide a way for the client to specify the name of the class being generated, currently this can only be defaulted from the URL.

A static API that allows the development tools to generate an API should be provided.

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Reported by gdavison

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Issue-Links:
is duplicated by
WADL-37

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Was assigned to gdavison

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aroller said:
Changes to the Maven Mojo that will allow configuration of the custom class names (see attached file).

/**

• A list of key/value pairs with the key being the Base URL in the WADL file. The value is the

• desired name of the resulting class.

• http://localhost:8080

• MyApi

• http://example.com/api

• MyApi

• Properties used instead of map because colon is not allowed in xml element name.

• @parameter expression="$ {customClassNames}

  "
  */
  private Properties customClassNames;

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File: Wadl2JavaMojo.java
Attached By: aroller

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aroller said:
The resulting Generated file

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File: MyApi.java
Attached By: aroller

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gdavison said:
Merged proposed fix from Aaron, only remaining problem now is the command line interface before I can close this bug.

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sirgeek said:
Couldn't something as simple as -r [STRING] be done as a parameter (if it is present, use it else use exactly what you use now.

i.e. something like:

wadl2java -r WebServices -p com.isone.testing.webservices.v1_0a -o ../../../workspace/webservices/src ../../../sqaCVS/www/src-bind/wadl_1.31.xml

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gdavison said:
Unfortunately in the above examples you can have multiple root resources in a WADL so you need to be able to enter names for each URI, hence the complication.

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sirgeek said:
what about using something like the jax-rs-catalog.xml ?

Would that work ?

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This issue was imported from java.net JIRA WADL-43