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This page will show you how to setup appfuse 1.8 and jalopy so that you can format/beautify your code.

This tutorial is divided in two. First we have to setup an ant task that calls jalopy to format your code, once there we'll have to modify appfuse's source code (I hope this is not for long, since all we do is modify the javadoc comments in the code).

  • First you need to create a folder named jalopy-1.0b11 and extract the contents of jalopy-1.0b11.zip in there.
  • Edit the lib/lib.properties file and add this lines at the end
#
# Jalopy - http://jalopy.sourceforge.net
#
jalopy.version=1.0b11
jalopy.dir=${lib.dir}/jalopy-${jalopy.version}
jalopy.jar=${jalopy.dir}/jalopy-ant-0.6.2.jar
  • Open the properties.xml and search for the _..._ section and add the following under it
<path id="jalopy.classpath">
    <path refid="dao.test.classpath"/>
    <path refid="service.test.classpath"/>
    <path refid="web.test.classpath"/>
    <fileset dir="${jalopy.dir}" includes="*.jar"/>
</path>
  • Open the build.xml file and search for the section and add the following under it
        <taskdef name="jalopy"
            classname="de.hunsicker.jalopy.plugin.ant.AntPlugin"
            classpath="${jalopy.jar}"/>
  • Still in the same file (build.xml) find the docs target and add the following above it
    <target name="jalopy" depends="compile">
        <jalopy convention="um.xml"
            loglevel="info"
            threads="2"
            classpathref="jalopy.classpath">
            <fileset dir="${src}">
                <include name="**/*.java"/>
            </fileset>
        </jalopy>
    </target>
If you're looking at what we're doing you'll notice a convention xml named um.xml... this is the convention I use, and you can change it if you like but I won't get into that, there are tools to do that (an Eclipse plugin and a standalone gui). By the way, the um.xml is attached at the bottom of this page as well as the jalopy-1.0b11 (you'll have to use this one, if you want jalopy to format your javadoc comments, because it's patched to know what to do with the servlet-mapping tag found in some servlets).

Thats it!!! Well... not quite, we still have to modify some javadocs :)...


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This particular version was published on 06-Nov-2006 13:52:47 MST by DavidMendoza.