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Runs Groovy scripts that create JAX-RS sources (using xjc and wsimport) and JAX-RS WSDL service (using wsgen) for Quickbooks SDK XSD schemas.

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Quickbooks SDK XML Generator

This package is not meant to be used directly, as it is not published anywhere. It is more of a reference for how I went about generating Quickbooks Desktop SDK XML-SOAP files without using older plugins that had issues with JPMS as well as no support for caching (that is, only re-generate the Quickbooks SDK classes if the XSD, WSDL, or bindings have changed). If you want to use my work here you will need to:

  • Copy the two Groovy scripts (JaxSourcesGenerator and JaxServiceGenerator) in src/main/groovy.
  • Copy the gmaven-plus-plugin config from pom.xml to your pom.xml.
  • Copy the XSD/WSDL resource files in src/main/resources, the xjc plugins in src/main/java/com/brcolow/xjc.
  • Optionally copy bindings.jxb in src/main/resources/bindings.jxb which is a reference for anyone wanting to see some tweaks to make the generated XML-SOAP classes nicer to work I personally use to make the SDK easier to deal with. If using bindings.jxb then also include classes in src/main/java/com/brcolow/quickbooks.

Then (after copying the necessary files and configuration) when building your project (via mvn package, for example) the Quickbooks SDK XML-Soap sources will be auto-generated and their class files added to your target's built classes.

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