[Solved] Generate Directory without creating namespace

Hi!

My purpose is to create an ordered project's workspace.
Consider a model like this :I succeed to generate :
but it also generates :
c:\all_workspace\Proj1\src\pkg1\Class1.javac:\all_workspace\Proj1\test\pkg1\Class1_Test.java
And I want :
c:\all_workspace\Proj1\src\pkg1\Class1.javac:\all_workspace\Proj1\test\pkg1\Class1_Test.java
Would you please give me some advise

Thanks

Hi,

I just move the topic in the right place...

Regards,

ebr

See this post .

Thanks Tony but I already tried that.
The class generation gives the correct package namespace but fail to generate it to the right directory. it goes to c:\all_workspace\Proj1\src\src\pkg1\Class1.java and c:\all_workspace\Proj1\test\src\pkg1\Class1_Test.java

Hi michok34,

In my opinion, you should create two different projects, but there is a solution to generate your files where you want (including some drawbacks).

It is related to the solution given by tma, but slightly different:



You have to create two Java Components (one for "src" and one for "test") containing two Compilation Artifacts.

After selecting each artifact, go to the "annotation" view and fill the "generation path" property, available on the stereotype (one should contain "src" and the other "test").



Last, you have to remove "src" from your global generation directory, in the module parameters.

There you are, each generated class is now part of the appropriate directory, without changing the namespace.

The main drawback of this solution is that you have to select elements from one component at a time. Generating the project root or elements from both components won't work anymore... It could also become a nightmare when multiple artifacts changing the generation path are targeting different parts of the same namespaces.

Hope this helps!

Hi,

My advise is also to create two different projects ...

Regards,

ebr