|  | BindGen command-line parameters
BindGen supports several command-line parameters in addition to those used in the
tutorial code. Table 1 lists the most important options:
Table 1. BuildGen command-line options
| Command | Purpose |
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-b name | Generated root binding definition file name (default name is binding.xml) | -c path | Path to input customizations file | -n uri=name,... | Give schema namespace URI and file-name pairs (default generates file names from schema namespace URIs) | -p path,... | Paths for loading Java class files (default is the classpath used to run BindGen) | -s path,... | Paths for loading Java source files (source is not used by default) | -t path | Target directory path for generated output (default is current directory) | -w | Wipe all files from target directory before generating output (ignored if the target directory is the same as the current directory) |
You can also pass global customizations to BindGen as command-line parameters, without
the need to create a customizations file, by using -- as a
special prefix to the customization attribute value. So to set the same global options
as used in the Listing 13 customizations, you'd add --property-access=true --force-mapping=true to the BindGen command line. No quotes are needed for the attribute value when you use this technique. If you want to set a customization that takes a list of multiple values, just use commas rather than spaces as separators between the individual values (so to ignore the prefixes m_ and s_ on field names, for instance, you'd use the command line parameter --strip-prefixes=m_,s_).
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