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 Post subject: Custom exporters in Eclipse IDE?
PostPosted: Fri Feb 10, 2006 4:48 am 
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Hi all,

I want to write my own exporter for generatting classes with a different package structure. (e.g. de.xyz.persistence and de.xyz.persistence.base for some BaseClasses like HibernateSynchronizer does).

As I understood I have to put the custom exporter as taskdef to my Ant configuration. Does this mean, I can't use the custom exporters in the Eclipse IDE? It this is possible nevertheless, where do I have to put the configuration files in Eclipse? I didn't find anything in the documentation.

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there is not support for custom Exporters in the IDE only custom/overriding templates.

In ant you just use the <hbmtemplate> to run your custom exporter template or class.

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