A Leiningen plugin that uses xjc to compile Java bindings from XML Schema files.
Put [clj-jaxb/lein-xjc "0.2.0-SNAPSHOT"] into the :plugins vector of your
project definition.
Additionally configure the plugin by adding an :xjc-plugin entry to your
project definition:
...
:xjc-plugin {:xjc-calls [{:xsd-file "xsd/simple.xsd"}]}
...At the moment the only required entry in the :xjc-plugin map is a vector
named :xjc-calls. It contains a map for each XML Schema file you want
compiled. The map configures the individual calls to xjc and requires at least
the entry :xsd-file.
In addition to that it is possible to specify a bindings file via the
:binding keyword:
...
:xjc-plugin {:xjc-calls [{:xsd-file "xsd/first.xsd"
:binding "xsd/first-binding.jxb"}]}
...Or, multiple bindings for one call by using the :bindings keyword:
...
:xjc-plugin {:xjc-calls [{:xsd-file "xsd/first.xsd"
:bindings ["xsd/first-binding.jxb"
"xsd/other-binding.jxb"]}]}
...Episode files can be created by giving the :episode keyword:
:xjc-plugin {:xjc-calls [{:xsd-file "xsd/simple.xsd"
:episode "target/lein-xjc/episode"}]}The created episode file can then be used as a binding in another xjc call.
All paths are relative to the project root.
Calling
$ lein xjc
creates the bindings and puts them into target/lein-xjc/src. lein-xjc
automatically prepends the target/lein-xjc/src directory to your project's
:java-source-paths. Additionally it inserts the xjc task into your project's
:prep-tasks just before the javac task. Therefore calling
lein install
creates your bindings, and ensures they get compiled into java classes.
Copyright © 2014 Ferdinand Hofherr
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.