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Generate JAVA classes with String fields initialized to null #881
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Hi, The problem comes from the UMLGen project of Eclipse. |
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…zed to null When generating JAVA classes from an UML model, users were unable to generate String field initialized to null even if, in the model, the default value of the field was defined at "Literal Null". Change-Id: I74d3440d5a9c65a515b7810561c8a4fc8d49f906 Signed-off-by: Axel Richard <axel.richard@obeo.fr>
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…zed to null When generating JAVA classes from an UML model, users were unable to generate String field initialized to null even if, in the model, the default value of the field was defined at "Literal Null". Change-Id: I74d3440d5a9c65a515b7810561c8a4fc8d49f906 Signed-off-by: Axel Richard <axel.richard@obeo.fr>
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When generating JAVA classes from an UML model, I'm unable to generate String field initialized to null even if, in the model, the default value of the field is defined at "Literal Null".
The generated source :
/**
* Description of the property uid.
*/
private String uid = "";
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