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Since there is no Gradle plugin for axis2 (a wsdl code generator), I called an Ant task in a custom Gradle task.
As of now ./gradlew build generates the code, and ./gradlew clean deletes it. Also, the code is only generated if changes in the input file(s) or in the output directory are detected.
The only problem I'm having is that the code is not generated automatically when the project is imported into an IDE.
How do I need to change the build.gradle.kts below in order to have the IDEs (currently IntelliJ, but I would also like support for Eclipse) generate the code on import?
plugins
id("base") // needed for delete
val axis2 by configurations.creating
dependencies
axis2("org.apache.axis2:axis2-ant-plugin:$axis2Version")
axis2("org.apache.axis2:axis2-xmlbeans:$axis2Version")
val wsdl2Java by tasks.registering
group = "build"
description = "Creates Java classes and resources from WSDL schema."
inputs.files(fileTree("$projectDir/src/main/resources/wsdl"))
outputs.dir("$projectDir/generated/")
doLast
ant.withGroovyBuilder
"echo"("message" to "Generating Classes from WSDL!")
"taskdef"("name" to "codegen", "classname" to "org.apache.axis2.tool.ant.AntCodegenTask", "classpath" to axis2.asPath)
"codegen"(
"wsdlfilename" to "$projectDir/src/main/resources/wsdl/MP12N-H-HOST-WEB-SOAP.wsdl",
"output" to "$projectDir/generated/",
"targetSourceFolderLocation" to "src/main/java",
"targetResourcesFolderLocation" to "src/main/resources",
"packageName" to "de.hanel.com.jws.main",
"databindingName" to "xmlbeans")
val deleteGenerated by tasks.registering(Delete::class)
delete("$projectDir/generated/")
tasks
compileJava
dependsOn(wsdl2Java)
clean
dependsOn(deleteGenerated)
java
sourceSets["main"].java
srcDir("generated/src/main/java")
sourceSets["main"].resources
srcDir("generated/src/main/resources")
java gradle intellij-idea code-generation gradle-kotlin-dsl
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Since there is no Gradle plugin for axis2 (a wsdl code generator), I called an Ant task in a custom Gradle task.
As of now ./gradlew build generates the code, and ./gradlew clean deletes it. Also, the code is only generated if changes in the input file(s) or in the output directory are detected.
The only problem I'm having is that the code is not generated automatically when the project is imported into an IDE.
How do I need to change the build.gradle.kts below in order to have the IDEs (currently IntelliJ, but I would also like support for Eclipse) generate the code on import?
plugins
id("base") // needed for delete
val axis2 by configurations.creating
dependencies
axis2("org.apache.axis2:axis2-ant-plugin:$axis2Version")
axis2("org.apache.axis2:axis2-xmlbeans:$axis2Version")
val wsdl2Java by tasks.registering
group = "build"
description = "Creates Java classes and resources from WSDL schema."
inputs.files(fileTree("$projectDir/src/main/resources/wsdl"))
outputs.dir("$projectDir/generated/")
doLast
ant.withGroovyBuilder
"echo"("message" to "Generating Classes from WSDL!")
"taskdef"("name" to "codegen", "classname" to "org.apache.axis2.tool.ant.AntCodegenTask", "classpath" to axis2.asPath)
"codegen"(
"wsdlfilename" to "$projectDir/src/main/resources/wsdl/MP12N-H-HOST-WEB-SOAP.wsdl",
"output" to "$projectDir/generated/",
"targetSourceFolderLocation" to "src/main/java",
"targetResourcesFolderLocation" to "src/main/resources",
"packageName" to "de.hanel.com.jws.main",
"databindingName" to "xmlbeans")
val deleteGenerated by tasks.registering(Delete::class)
delete("$projectDir/generated/")
tasks
compileJava
dependsOn(wsdl2Java)
clean
dependsOn(deleteGenerated)
java
sourceSets["main"].java
srcDir("generated/src/main/java")
sourceSets["main"].resources
srcDir("generated/src/main/resources")
java gradle intellij-idea code-generation gradle-kotlin-dsl
asked Mar 27 at 8:54
mikemike
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Since there is no Gradle plugin for axis2 (a wsdl code generator), I called an Ant task in a custom Gradle task.
As of now ./gradlew build generates the code, and ./gradlew clean deletes it. Also, the code is only generated if changes in the input file(s) or in the output directory are detected.
The only problem I'm having is that the code is not generated automatically when the project is imported into an IDE.
How do I need to change the build.gradle.kts below in order to have the IDEs (currently IntelliJ, but I would also like support for Eclipse) generate the code on import?
plugins
id("base") // needed for delete
val axis2 by configurations.creating
dependencies
axis2("org.apache.axis2:axis2-ant-plugin:$axis2Version")
axis2("org.apache.axis2:axis2-xmlbeans:$axis2Version")
val wsdl2Java by tasks.registering
group = "build"
description = "Creates Java classes and resources from WSDL schema."
inputs.files(fileTree("$projectDir/src/main/resources/wsdl"))
outputs.dir("$projectDir/generated/")
doLast
ant.withGroovyBuilder
"echo"("message" to "Generating Classes from WSDL!")
"taskdef"("name" to "codegen", "classname" to "org.apache.axis2.tool.ant.AntCodegenTask", "classpath" to axis2.asPath)
"codegen"(
"wsdlfilename" to "$projectDir/src/main/resources/wsdl/MP12N-H-HOST-WEB-SOAP.wsdl",
"output" to "$projectDir/generated/",
"targetSourceFolderLocation" to "src/main/java",
"targetResourcesFolderLocation" to "src/main/resources",
"packageName" to "de.hanel.com.jws.main",
"databindingName" to "xmlbeans")
val deleteGenerated by tasks.registering(Delete::class)
delete("$projectDir/generated/")
tasks
compileJava
dependsOn(wsdl2Java)
clean
dependsOn(deleteGenerated)
java
sourceSets["main"].java
srcDir("generated/src/main/java")
sourceSets["main"].resources
srcDir("generated/src/main/resources")
java gradle intellij-idea code-generation gradle-kotlin-dsl
asked Mar 27 at 8:54
mikemike
3,4073 gold badges28 silver badges58 bronze badges
Since there is no Gradle plugin for axis2 (a wsdl code generator), I called an Ant task in a custom Gradle task.
As of now ./gradlew build generates the code, and ./gradlew clean deletes it. Also, the code is only generated if changes in the input file(s) or in the output directory are detected.
The only problem I'm having is that the code is not generated automatically when the project is imported into an IDE.
How do I need to change the build.gradle.kts below in order to have the IDEs (currently IntelliJ, but I would also like support for Eclipse) generate the code on import?
plugins
id("base") // needed for delete
val axis2 by configurations.creating
dependencies
axis2("org.apache.axis2:axis2-ant-plugin:$axis2Version")
axis2("org.apache.axis2:axis2-xmlbeans:$axis2Version")
val wsdl2Java by tasks.registering
group = "build"
description = "Creates Java classes and resources from WSDL schema."
inputs.files(fileTree("$projectDir/src/main/resources/wsdl"))
outputs.dir("$projectDir/generated/")
doLast
ant.withGroovyBuilder
"echo"("message" to "Generating Classes from WSDL!")
"taskdef"("name" to "codegen", "classname" to "org.apache.axis2.tool.ant.AntCodegenTask", "classpath" to axis2.asPath)
"codegen"(
"wsdlfilename" to "$projectDir/src/main/resources/wsdl/MP12N-H-HOST-WEB-SOAP.wsdl",
"output" to "$projectDir/generated/",
"targetSourceFolderLocation" to "src/main/java",
"targetResourcesFolderLocation" to "src/main/resources",
"packageName" to "de.hanel.com.jws.main",
"databindingName" to "xmlbeans")
val deleteGenerated by tasks.registering(Delete::class)
delete("$projectDir/generated/")
tasks
compileJava
dependsOn(wsdl2Java)
clean
dependsOn(deleteGenerated)
java
sourceSets["main"].java
srcDir("generated/src/main/java")
sourceSets["main"].resources
srcDir("generated/src/main/resources")
java gradle intellij-idea code-generation gradle-kotlin-dsl
java gradle intellij-idea code-generation gradle-kotlin-dsl
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You can mark any task or run configuration to be activated before/after Gradle import or IDE make:
answered Mar 27 at 9:51
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Thanks, but that's not exactly what I asked :-) I want to configure the build system. It should tell the IDE what to do. This way it's easier for other users (and for me if I combe back to the project some later time).
– mike
Mar 27 at 9:55
Looks like the youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-160605 is what you need then. I'll update the answer.
– Andrey
Mar 27 at 10:12
add a comment |
I have a working solution now. Both Eclipse and IntelliJ generate the source code on import.
First we add the IDE-specific plugins.
apply
plugin("idea")
plugin("eclipse")
Then we get the corresponding IDE tasks and add our own task, that was defined in val wsdl2Java, as dependency
// find by name (in tasks container), since a module is also called 'idea'
project.tasks.findByName("idea")?.dependsOn(wsdl2Java)
project.tasks.findByName("eclipse")?.dependsOn(wsdl2Java)
The only problem is that apparently Eclipse can't handle
java
sourceSets["main"].java
srcDir("generated/src/main/java")
sourceSets["main"].resources
srcDir("generated/src/main/resources")
But that's a different question.
UPDATE
The code block below tells Eclipse to include the generated sources
eclipse
classpath
plusConfigurations.add(configurations.findByName("compile"))
and this tells IntelliJ to mark the generated, and already included, sources as generated
idea
module
generatedSourceDirs.add(file("generated/src/main/java"))
answered Mar 27 at 10:53
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You can mark any task or run configuration to be activated before/after Gradle import or IDE make:
answered Mar 27 at 9:51
AndreyAndrey
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Thanks, but that's not exactly what I asked :-) I want to configure the build system. It should tell the IDE what to do. This way it's easier for other users (and for me if I combe back to the project some later time).
– mike
Mar 27 at 9:55
Looks like the youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-160605 is what you need then. I'll update the answer.
– Andrey
Mar 27 at 10:12
add a comment |
You can mark any task or run configuration to be activated before/after Gradle import or IDE make:
answered Mar 27 at 9:51
AndreyAndrey
4,43620 silver badges82 bronze badges
Thanks, but that's not exactly what I asked :-) I want to configure the build system. It should tell the IDE what to do. This way it's easier for other users (and for me if I combe back to the project some later time).
– mike
Mar 27 at 9:55
Looks like the youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-160605 is what you need then. I'll update the answer.
– Andrey
Mar 27 at 10:12
add a comment |
You can mark any task or run configuration to be activated before/after Gradle import or IDE make:
answered Mar 27 at 9:51
AndreyAndrey
4,43620 silver badges82 bronze badges
You can mark any task or run configuration to be activated before/after Gradle import or IDE make:
answered Mar 27 at 9:51
AndreyAndrey
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answered Mar 27 at 9:51
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answered Mar 27 at 9:51
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answered Mar 27 at 9:51
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Thanks, but that's not exactly what I asked :-) I want to configure the build system. It should tell the IDE what to do. This way it's easier for other users (and for me if I combe back to the project some later time).
– mike
Mar 27 at 9:55
Looks like the youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-160605 is what you need then. I'll update the answer.
– Andrey
Mar 27 at 10:12
add a comment |
Thanks, but that's not exactly what I asked :-) I want to configure the build system. It should tell the IDE what to do. This way it's easier for other users (and for me if I combe back to the project some later time).
– mike
Mar 27 at 9:55
Looks like the youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-160605 is what you need then. I'll update the answer.
– Andrey
Mar 27 at 10:12
Thanks, but that's not exactly what I asked :-) I want to configure the build system. It should tell the IDE what to do. This way it's easier for other users (and for me if I combe back to the project some later time).
– mike
Mar 27 at 9:55
Thanks, but that's not exactly what I asked :-) I want to configure the build system. It should tell the IDE what to do. This way it's easier for other users (and for me if I combe back to the project some later time).
– mike
Mar 27 at 9:55
Looks like the youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-160605 is what you need then. I'll update the answer.
– Andrey
Mar 27 at 10:12
Looks like the youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-160605 is what you need then. I'll update the answer.
– Andrey
Mar 27 at 10:12
add a comment |
I have a working solution now. Both Eclipse and IntelliJ generate the source code on import.
First we add the IDE-specific plugins.
apply
plugin("idea")
plugin("eclipse")
Then we get the corresponding IDE tasks and add our own task, that was defined in val wsdl2Java, as dependency
// find by name (in tasks container), since a module is also called 'idea'
project.tasks.findByName("idea")?.dependsOn(wsdl2Java)
project.tasks.findByName("eclipse")?.dependsOn(wsdl2Java)
The only problem is that apparently Eclipse can't handle
java
sourceSets["main"].java
srcDir("generated/src/main/java")
sourceSets["main"].resources
srcDir("generated/src/main/resources")
But that's a different question.
UPDATE
The code block below tells Eclipse to include the generated sources
eclipse
classpath
plusConfigurations.add(configurations.findByName("compile"))
and this tells IntelliJ to mark the generated, and already included, sources as generated
idea
module
generatedSourceDirs.add(file("generated/src/main/java"))
answered Mar 27 at 10:53
mikemike
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add a comment |
I have a working solution now. Both Eclipse and IntelliJ generate the source code on import.
First we add the IDE-specific plugins.
apply
plugin("idea")
plugin("eclipse")
Then we get the corresponding IDE tasks and add our own task, that was defined in val wsdl2Java, as dependency
// find by name (in tasks container), since a module is also called 'idea'
project.tasks.findByName("idea")?.dependsOn(wsdl2Java)
project.tasks.findByName("eclipse")?.dependsOn(wsdl2Java)
The only problem is that apparently Eclipse can't handle
java
sourceSets["main"].java
srcDir("generated/src/main/java")
sourceSets["main"].resources
srcDir("generated/src/main/resources")
But that's a different question.
UPDATE
The code block below tells Eclipse to include the generated sources
eclipse
classpath
plusConfigurations.add(configurations.findByName("compile"))
and this tells IntelliJ to mark the generated, and already included, sources as generated
idea
module
generatedSourceDirs.add(file("generated/src/main/java"))
answered Mar 27 at 10:53
mikemike
3,4073 gold badges28 silver badges58 bronze badges
add a comment |
I have a working solution now. Both Eclipse and IntelliJ generate the source code on import.
First we add the IDE-specific plugins.
apply
plugin("idea")
plugin("eclipse")
Then we get the corresponding IDE tasks and add our own task, that was defined in val wsdl2Java, as dependency
// find by name (in tasks container), since a module is also called 'idea'
project.tasks.findByName("idea")?.dependsOn(wsdl2Java)
project.tasks.findByName("eclipse")?.dependsOn(wsdl2Java)
The only problem is that apparently Eclipse can't handle
java
sourceSets["main"].java
srcDir("generated/src/main/java")
sourceSets["main"].resources
srcDir("generated/src/main/resources")
But that's a different question.
UPDATE
The code block below tells Eclipse to include the generated sources
eclipse
classpath
plusConfigurations.add(configurations.findByName("compile"))
and this tells IntelliJ to mark the generated, and already included, sources as generated
idea
module
generatedSourceDirs.add(file("generated/src/main/java"))
answered Mar 27 at 10:53
mikemike
3,4073 gold badges28 silver badges58 bronze badges
I have a working solution now. Both Eclipse and IntelliJ generate the source code on import.
First we add the IDE-specific plugins.
apply
plugin("idea")
plugin("eclipse")
Then we get the corresponding IDE tasks and add our own task, that was defined in val wsdl2Java, as dependency
// find by name (in tasks container), since a module is also called 'idea'
project.tasks.findByName("idea")?.dependsOn(wsdl2Java)
project.tasks.findByName("eclipse")?.dependsOn(wsdl2Java)
The only problem is that apparently Eclipse can't handle
java
sourceSets["main"].java
srcDir("generated/src/main/java")
sourceSets["main"].resources
srcDir("generated/src/main/resources")
But that's a different question.
UPDATE
The code block below tells Eclipse to include the generated sources
eclipse
classpath
plusConfigurations.add(configurations.findByName("compile"))
and this tells IntelliJ to mark the generated, and already included, sources as generated
idea
module
generatedSourceDirs.add(file("generated/src/main/java"))
answered Mar 27 at 10:53
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