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Generators aims to build final Java classes:

A generator transforms an XML file (see scenario) in java classes.

For example, the generator org.adichatz.generator.PartTreeGenerator class can take a ActorEDITORGENERATED.axml file as input to generate 3 java classes:

'org.mycompany.myproject.ui.gencode.model.actor.ActorEDITOR'.
'org.mycompany.myproject.ui.gencode.model.actor.ActorEDITORPage1'.
'org.mycompany.myproject.ui.gencode.model.actor.ActorEDITORDependencies'.

In the same vein, org.adichatz.generator.QueryGenerator class, takes the FilmQUERY java class as input to build the 'org.mycompany.myproject.model.gencode.model.film.FilmQUERY' file.

You can create your own generator classes or select generator classes.

You can create your own generator classes and decide to use them in generation process.:

Create you generator class, e.g. by extending an existing generator.
Open the './resources/xml/Scenario.xml' file with Scenario Editor.
Select Features page.
Select Generators tab.
In the Outline part, focus on 'treeClassName' field 'and select available generators (CTL-Space).

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