Last updated on 16th July 2024
Modelling is an iterative process. Often you will find yourself making many small tweaks during the building and calibrating process. Restarting your server multiple times in a short space of time can be a slow and cumbersome process. The Simudyne auto-compiler allows models to be automatically compiled when changes are made.
Enabling auto-compilation is as simple as seting a property in the simudyneSDK.properties file.
simudyneSDK.properties
nexus-server.autocompile-root=<root-to-models>
Directory structure
src/
main/
java/
models/
mortgagemodel/
MortgageModel.java
tradingmodel/
TradingModel.java
CreditCardModel.java
Main.java
If you set the autocompile root to the path src/main/java/models, the autocompiler will search each sub folder, (mortgagemodel, tradingmodel) for models. It will find the MortgageModel and the TradingModel which will both be autocompiled. The CreditCardModel, which is not in a folder will not be found.
Each sub folder inside the autocompile root path is treated as a group. Therefore, if you have multiple models in one subfolder, a change in one of them will cause all of the models in that folder to be recompiled and restarted.
Directory structure
src/
main/
java/
models/
mortgagemodel/
MortgageModel.java
TradingModel.java
HelpfulClass.java
credit/
CreditCardModel.java
nexus-server.autocompile-root=src/main/java/models
If any of the three classes (MortgageModel.java, TradingModel.java or HelpfulClass.java) are changed, both MortgageModel and TradingModel will be recompiled and restared, but CreditCardModel will not be recompiled.