The following properties are available for configuring the Maven JaxMe Plugin:
| Name | Description | Example |
| bindings | Specifies a set of external binding files, which are being applied. Multiple bindings may be specified, each of which containing wildcards. | <bindings> <value> src/jaxme/*.jxb </value> </bindings> |
| depends | Specifies additional dependencies. Typically, these are files, which are imported from within some schema, but aren't compiled themselves. The plugin uses these files within the uptodate check: Generated sources aren't considered uptodate, if an additional dependency has a more recent modification date. Multiple dependencies may be, each of which may contain wildcards. | <depends> <value> src/jaxme/*.xsi </value> </depends> |
| extension | A boolean property, which may be used to enable JaxMe's vendor extensions. By default, JaxMe is strictly compliant to the JAXB specification. | <extension> true </extension> |
| force | A boolean property, which disables the uptodate check: The value "true" will force invocation of the binding compiler. This property is mainly useful when developing the generator itself. | <force> true </force> |
| packageName | Specifies the package name, in which the generated sources are being placed. The preferred way of specifying a package name is within the jaxb:schemaBindings tag in the schema itself. | <packageName> com.foo.bar </packageName> |
| produces | Specifies a set of files, which are being produces. Using these property enables the uptodate check: The generator will compare the modification dates of the input files (given by the "schema" and "depends" properties) with the output files, given by "produces". This property is also used, if "removeOldOutput" is set to true, in which case it specifies the set of files, which are being deleted. Multiple "produces" elements may be specified, each of which may contain wildcards. | <produces> <value> build/jaxme/**/* </value> </produces> |
| properties | Specifies properties, which are being set on the generator object. | <properties> <key>foo</key> <value>bar</value> </properties> |
| readOnly | Specifies, whether the generated files are being made read-only. | <readOnly> true </readOnly> |
| removingOldOutput | Specifies, whether generated files are being removed before invoking the generator. This is useful, if you have elder sources floating around, which are no longer compilable. On the other hand, a simple "mvn clean" will do the same trick, so you probably can do very well without "removingOldOutput". | <removingOldOutput> true </removingOldOutput> |
| resourceTarget | Sets the target directory, in which generated Java sources are being created. Defaults to "$project.build.directory/jaxme/resource". | <resourceTarget> target/src-resource </resourceTarget> |
| schemaReader | By default, the generator will use an instance org.apache.ws.jaxme.generator.sg.impl.JAXBSchemaReader for processing its input files. If the "extension" property is set, then the default changes to org.apache.ws.jaxme.generator.sg.impl.JaxMeSchemaReader. But the "schemaReader" option allows you to have a completely different schema reader class. | <schemaReader> com.foo.MySchemaReader </schemaReader> |
| schemas | Specifies the set of input schemata, which are being processed by the generator. You may have multiple "schema" elements, each of which containing wildcard characters. The default "src/jaxme/*.xsd" is used, if you do not specify any "schemas" element. | <schemas> <value> src/jaxme/*.xsd </value> </schemas> |
| sgFactoryChain | An instance of SGFactoryChain is an object, which modifies the source generators behaviour. Multiple "sgFactoryChain" elements may be used, each containing the fully qualified class name of another chain. | <sgFactoryChain> <value> com.foo.MyChain </value> </sgFactoryChain> |
| target | Sets the target directory, in which generated Java sources are being created. Defaults to "$project.build.directory/jaxme/java". | <target> target/src-gen </target> |
| validating | By default, the XML schema files are being read with a non-validating parser. Setting this property to "true" turns on validation. | <validating> true </validating> |