jsonix properties - ogc-schemas .js aren't same -


the manual on jsonix properties @ https://github.com/highsource/jsonix/wiki/properties shows properties being like:

name: 'mymodule',     typeinfos: [{         type: 'classinfo',         localname: 'inputtype',         propertyinfos: [{             type: 'attribute',             typeinfo: 'boolean',             name: 'checked'         }]     }],

but (after npm install ogc-schemas) seeing is:

    ln: 'timeclockpropertytype',     ps: [{         n: 'timeclock',         rq: true,         en: 'timeclock',         ti: '.timeclocktype'       },

with abbreviated names.

which should , why doesn't matter if doesn't?

disclaimer: i'm author of jsonix.

this what's called compact naming. option of jsonix schema compiler generates shorter names in mappings, n instead of name or dens instead of defaultelementnamespaceuri. goal make mappings smaller , since ogc-schemas pretty large, compiled compact naming default.

if want standard naming, fork , remove 

<arg>-xjsonix-compact</arg>

from pom.xmls.

both compact , standard names work in runtime, think standard names have higher priority.


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