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Using customCallbacks.xml [message #726126]

Fri, 16 September 2011 12:12

Eclipse User

Hi,

I am having some problems with my Annotation processing for Sapphire. I just
have opened only one project in my workspace and when I try to build to
generate the classes. The classes are not getting generated. Not sure what
is the issue. I tried to take the cutomCallbacks.xml form the Sapphire
samples distribution to see if that helps but I see that xml is not called
from plugin.

Any way to overcome this problem ?

~ Kamesh

Re: Using customCallbacks.xml [message #726163 is a reply to message #726126]

Fri, 16 September 2011 13:16

Eclipse User

The customCallbacks.xml file is only used during the commandline build. To get annotation processing to work in Eclipse, you have to enable it under Project Properties -> Java Compiler -> Annotation Processing. You may want to compare your project metadata files with project metadata files in the samples project to get a handle on what it takes to configure a Sapphire project.

- Konstantin

Re: Using customCallbacks.xml [message #726185 is a reply to message #726163]

Fri, 16 September 2011 14:18

Eclipse User

I was not sure what was the issue, I just shifted my projects to new
workspace and just started afresh and its started compiling and generating
the resources. Also when I comparing the meta files on the Samples project
I see a new builder called org.eclipse.sapphire.sdk.builder was added to the
project. From which dependency its coming and where its mandatory for us to
add it to the project builders to make sapphire generate the model classes
properly?

~ Kamesh
"Konstantin Komissarchik" wrote in message
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The customCallbacks.xml file is only used during the commandline build. To
get annotation processing to work in Eclipse, you have to enable it under
Project Properties -> Java Compiler -> Annotation Processing. You may want
to compare your project metadata files with project metadata files in the
samples project to get a handle on what it takes to configure a Sapphire
project.

- Konstantin

Re: Using customCallbacks.xml [message #726187 is a reply to message #726185]

Fri, 16 September 2011 14:30

Eclipse User

The builder is from Sapphire SDK, which you should already have in your dev eclipse. It is required. It is responsible for tasks that cannot be performed in the annotation processor (such as externalizing strings from .sdef files and may do more in the future).

- Konstantin

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