jcodemodel | A heavily extended fork of the com.sun.codemodel
kandi X-RAY | jcodemodel Summary
kandi X-RAY | jcodemodel Summary
A fork of the com.sun.codemodel 2.7-SNAPSHOT. The classes in this project use a different package name com.helger.jcodemodel to avoid conflicts with other com.sun.codemodel instances that might be floating around in the classpath. That of course implies, that this artefact cannot directly be used with JAXB, since the configuration of this would be very tricky. A site with the links to the API docs etc. is available.
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- Invoke the method on the proxy
- Fill the class
- Convert the passed in collection of modifiers to JModifiers
- Add a resource directory to be generated
- Format this object
- Escapes a text
- Writes this part to the given formatter
- Declare this class
- Declares this type variables
- Add a new resource file to this package
- Write the source file
- Visits a wildcard
- Visits a primitive
- Build the output stream
- Get the full name of this class
- Returns the binary name of this class
- Print the state of this block
- Checks if the passed filename is a valid Windows filename
- Compare two JTypes
- Print this lambda expression
- Compares this invocation to another
- Print the class
- Visits an error type
- Writes the class declaration
- Print the state
- Print the state of this object
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QUESTION
I'm trying to create a class (MoMoTest.class) which extends a generic abstract class (MappingObject.class). Everything looks good, except that JCodeModel doesn't import the narrowed class (MoTest.class), although I created a JClass of it with codeModel.ref:
MappingObject.class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-27 at 14:27After modifying the parametername of the constructor of the generated class (MoMoTest.class) to first-letter-lower-case it somehow works:
MappingObjectCreator.class:
QUESTION
I'm having issues in generating the correct POJOs required for the downstream call. An enum 'abc' is generating as 'ABC'. However, enum "UVwxYZ" is generating as UV_WX_YZ, while my requirement is it be generated as "UVWXYZ". I'm currently using JCodeModel to generate the POJOs. I cannot change the enum "UVwxYZ" to a "uvwxyz" or "UVWXYZ" as the schema already has dependencies.
This is the schema snippet:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-25 at 14:42Yo can add @JsonValue
on the getter of your field:
QUESTION
I want to automatically generate classes form various receiving API json replies. Then, generate objects inside the code using these classes have been made already.
I'm utilizing jsonschema2pojo library. With the example code I tried, The library generates classes as files.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-18 at 07:18We do this in the integration tests in jsonschema2pojo, so have a look at those tests. You need to compile the class, and to do that you just need to use any compiler API that can be invoked programmatically.
Once you have the class file you can use the object mapper to create instances of it.
QUESTION
I am attempting to generate Java classes from a third party JSON schema using jsonschema2pojo, so I need to go with the names of classes. One of the classes is called System
. As a result, for all classes other than that class, there is an error in the toString()
method:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-11 at 13:16Actually, this was an issue with Intellij. The generated classes were correct, I just copied them from a generated directory to a source directory, and Intellij thought it would be helpful and simplify the class as part of the copy. As a result, this actually broke the generated classes.
QUESTION
Following is the array of the json object
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-01 at 12:18Just a suggestion :: If you are using eclipse you can use https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/jsonizer plugin to create your pojo automatically from Sample JSON
and then in your java code, you can use Jackson mapper
QUESTION
I am using JCodeModel but cannot find how I can generate a method that returns a call from its super class.
Relevant parts of what I have ..
JDefinedClass jc = jp._class("NewPremiumDTO");
JMethod m = jc.method(JMod.PUBLIC, LP.class, "map");
m.body()._return(m.body().invoke("super"). arg(JExpr.ref("map")));
This will generate 2 lines rather than 1 like this
super(map);
return super(map);
inside generated method but I want to generate this
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-08 at 16:42m.body()._return(JExpr.invoke("super").invoke("map"). arg(JExpr.ref("map")).arg(JExpr._this()));
QUESTION
I am generating java source code using JCodeModel. I would to add copyright information to the generated code. Is this possible currently?
I tried using javadoc()
in JDefinedClass , it adds the information only above the class definition.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-24 at 15:58You can create a CodeWriter
that writes the copyright header. This CodeWriter
can delegate to another one - namely, to the one that you would usually pass to the CodeModel#build
method.
A complete example:
QUESTION
I have a dynamic JSON schema that I need to convert to Java source code at run-time
I found this Jackson example that seems very common
The code is running fine, no exceptions but not generating anything.
When I break the json structure (just to test that jackson is working) I do get Jackson exception...
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-05 at 17:21I don't know anything about that library, but it appears the example doesn't work as is. According to the answers here, you need to override another method in your DefaultGenerationConfig to get this to work. Adding the following code to your example worked for me:
QUESTION
I create a new Java class through a Json, i.e. :
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-28 at 22:33You just need to specify an initializing JExpression
with the .field
call like so:
QUESTION
I am investigating com.sun.codemodel
to generate Java classes.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-17 at 15:56Sure! Producing just a String
is a little tricky though since JCodeModel produces multiple classes. You can look up those classes and output them as Strings using a custom CodeWriter
as follows:
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Install jcodemodel
You can use jcodemodel like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the jcodemodel component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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