The JEx Project

This projects contains an extractor for converting java sources down to signature level to abstract syntax graphs.

Building JEx

The project structure should be like this:

jgsrc/               # your jgralab workspace (the name doesn't matter)
+-> jgralab/         # jgralab itself
+-> edl/             # the EDL project (extractor description language)
`-> jex/             # this project

Before building JEx, be sure to build jgralab, and edl. Thereafter, build JEx:

$ pwd
/path/to/jgsrc/
$ cd jex
$ ant
...
BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Using JEx

To parse your java source files, you can either use the jex.sh script or invoke java from the command line. JEx uses reflection for type resolution, so be sure to put the class files compiled from you source files including all dependencies into CLASSPATH.

$ CLASSPATH="foo.jar:bar.jar" ./jex.sh -o my-asg.tg src/**/*.java

For more options, check out ./jex.sh --help.

The Schema

The type hierarchy

Classifiers and extends/implements

Array types

Members

Methods

Modifieable and typed elements

Generics

License

Copyright (C) 2007-2012 The JGraLab Team ist@uni-koblenz.de

Distributed under the GNU General Public License (Version 3 or later), with the following additional grant:

Additional permission under GNU GPL version 3 section 7

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