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Dingo 1.1.3 Released
Dingo 1.1.3 has been released with several bug fixes for edge cases, better xs:group and groupAttribute support. This release comes with a new executable named Jingo, which can generate Java code. This means Dingo now supports C# and Java.
The features of Dingo 1.1.3
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Supports System.Xml.Serialization
Generates one file per class
Generate concrete classes
Generate interface and concrete class
Supports jxb:extends for complexType definition
Plugin architecture
Generate source without System.Xml.Serialization support
Make all classes in the schema implement a given interface
Make all concrete classes extend a base class
Use your own license text
Generates enum class for simpleType enumerations
Provide a default namespace in Dingo config instead of in the schema
Provide your own custom source generator
Delegate source generation for just methods, properties and supporting methods
No need to recompile Dingo to generate custom code
More sample schemas and projects (New)
Generates Java code (New)
Supports simple type substitution (New)
Better support for optional XML Schema features (New)
Get the latest Dingo from sourceforge.
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What the heck is Dingo ?!
Please ! Next time you post news about your lovely OSS product at least tell us what it is.
It may come as a surprise to you, but the world outside you, does not really shares the knowloedge about this Dingo thingy with you :)
I had to to go to product page just to find out that
Dingo is a schema compiler for C#. It is designed to generate JXB style source using interfaces and concrete classes.
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ooops, sorry about that
my fault. thanks for pointing that out. Dingo is a schema compiler that supports several different variations of code generation. It can generate Jaxb style code with interface and concrete class, abstract class, or XSD style code. You can also generate code without any XMLSerialization support if you don't want to use XML. hopefully people will find it useful and more complete than .NET XSD.
peter
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