Chapter 21: The HydraExpress Code Generator

• 21.1 Overview
• 21.2 Invoking the Generator
• 21.2.1 Introduction to the HydraExpress Project File
• 21.2.1.1 Using the HydraExpress Project File to Set Options
• 21.3 Invoking the Generator with an XML Schema
• 21.3.1 Architecture of the Generated Classes
• 21.3.2 Generated Files
• 21.3.2.1 HTML Documentation
• 21.3.2.2 Sample Application Files
• 21.3.2.3 C++ Makefiles
• 21.3.2.4 MSVC Project Files
• 21.3.3 Issues with Large Complex Schemas
• 21.4 Invoking the Generator with a WSDL File
• 21.4.1 Architecture of the Generated Classes
• 21.4.1.1 Server Classes
• 21.4.1.2 Client Classes
• 21.4.2 Generated Files
• 21.4.2.1 HTML Documentation
• 21.4.2.2 Sample Application Files
• 21.4.2.3 C++ Makefiles
• 21.4.2.4 MSVC Project Files
• 21.5 Generating Code with Multiple Schemas or WSDLs
• 21.5.1 A Note on Namespace Collisions
• 21.6 Generator Options
• 21.6.1 Adding Options and Customized Mappings to the HydraExpress Project File
• 21.6.1.1 Providing Customized Type Mappings to the Code Generator
• 21.6.2 Adding Outside Libraries, Includes or Compiler Properties to a Project
• 21.6.3 Conflicting Options and Property Precedence
• 21.6.3.1 Platform Properties and Startup Properties Files
• 21.6.3.2 The HydraExpress Project File
• 21.6.3.3 Command Line Options
• 21.7 Overwrite Protection
• 21.8 Validation Provided during Code Generation
• 21.8.1 WSDL Validation
• 21.8.2 Schema Validation
• 21.8.3 SOAP Message Validation

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