[Junie]: fix(codegen): set group delimiter for deeply nested components #1089
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The MessageSubclass.xsl was fixed to correctly set the group delimiter for nested components deeper than one level. The fix adds a template to recurse within component definitions to find the delimiter tag. This change ensures generated code such as NestedTwice.java now compiles with a valid constructor.
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A new unit test was added to verify the fix for setting the group delimiter in deeply nested components. A minimal FIX test dictionary modeling nested groups was created and used in the test. The test confirms that the generated code correctly uses the deepest nested field as the group delimiter, preventing regression.
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…miterTest The compilation error in NestedGroupDelimiterTest.java was fixed by replacing the catch of MojoExecutionException with CodeGenerationException and removing the unused import. All tests in the quickfixj-codegenerator module passed successfully after the fix. The change ensures correct exception handling matching the generator's behavior and preserves test assertions.
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Pull request overview
This PR fixes a code generation bug where deeply nested components (components within components) in FIX message repeating groups would fail to correctly identify the group delimiter field. The fix adds a new XSL template that enables recursive traversal through component definitions at any nesting level to locate the first concrete field that should serve as the group delimiter.
Key Changes:
- Added XSL template to handle component recursion in group delimiter resolution
- Created comprehensive test case with XML fixture for deeply nested component structure
- Test verifies that generated code correctly uses FieldA (tag 1001) as delimiter when nested two levels deep
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| MessageSubclass.xsl | Adds template to recursively process components when resolving group delimiters, enabling traversal beyond one level of component nesting |
| NESTED_FIX.xml | Test fixture defining a FIX message with a group containing InnerComponent → DeepComponent → FieldA to reproduce the deep nesting scenario |
| NestedGroupDelimiterTest.java | Integration test that generates code from the nested structure and verifies the group constructor uses the correct delimiter (1001) |
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The comment mentions "no group ancestor needed" but this template will match ANY component in group-delimeter mode, not just those without a group ancestor. The group//component template at line 200 is more specific and will take precedence for components that are descendants of groups, so this template will handle components at position 1 that are either:
- Direct children of the group being processed (when recursing through component definitions)
- Nested within other components
Consider clarifying the comment to: "Recursively process components when they are not direct descendants of a group element in the XML (e.g., when referenced through component definitions)"
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| <!-- Recursively process components when they are not direct descendants of a group element in the XML (e.g., when referenced through component definitions) --> |
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MessageCodeGeneratorfails to set group delimiter for nested components #1084📊 Junie Summary
The MessageSubclass.xsl was fixed to correctly set the group delimiter for nested components deeper than one level. The fix adds a template to recurse within component definitions to find the delimiter tag. This change ensures generated code such as NestedTwice.java now compiles with a valid constructor.