Question about GigaSpaces C++ gsxml2cpp Utility

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Thanks, Shay.

Is there any method to separate the Parent & Child class in two gs.xml.?
Then generated code are created into different files.

Yan.

You will have to call the gsxml2cpp twice. Each with the relevant gs.xml as the input file.
Shay

Thanks, Shay.

We have tried with two input gs.xml for Parent & Child class before. This is our first posted question.
The Child class serializer (ChildClass.cpp) have not got the Parent class serializer declaration. So that the compliation is fail.

Yan.

Yep. I understand. I'm trying to understand why using one gs.xml does not works for you.
What is the difference between the inheritance examples comes with the CPP examples and your specific scenario.

See the TestRead1Classes.gs.xml:

  <class name="com.gigaspaces.tests.test_human" cpp-name="Human" dotnet-name="gigaspaces.humans.CHuman" persist="true" replicate="true" fifo="false" >
    <property name="idField" type="string" null-value="" />
    <id name="idField" auto-generate="false" />
    <routing  name="idField"/>
    <property name="gender" index="true" type="string" null-value="" />
  </class>
  <class name="com.gigaspaces.tests.test_employee" persist="true" replicate="true" fifo="false" >
    <property name="salary" index="true" type="double" null-value="0" />
    <property name="companyName" index="true" type="string" null-value="" />
    <superclass name="com.gigaspaces.tests.test_human" />
  </class>
  <class name="com.gigaspaces.tests.test_student" persist="true" replicate="true" fifo="false" >
    <property name="gradeAverage" index="true" type="double" null-value="0" />
    <property name="universityName" index="true" type="string" null-value="" />
    <superclass name="com.gigaspaces.tests.test_human" />
  </class>
  <class name="com.gigaspaces.tests.test_student_ex" cpp-name="StudentX" dotnet-name="gigaspaces.humans.CFemaleStudent" persist="true" replicate="true" fifo="false" >
    <property name="numberOfKids" index="true" type="int" null-value="0" />
    <property name="address" index="true" type="string" null-value="" />
    <superclass name="com.gigaspaces.tests.test_student" />
  </class>

Shay

Thanks Shay.

The single gs.xml case is worked.

But, we want to create ParentClass as a common base object. The ChildClass is worked for different applications or programs. So, parent and child class are generated by different gs.xml.
We don't want to duplicate the same ParentClass declaration in all separate applications.
Also, ChildClass gs.xml should not be mixed up for different applications.

Yan.