updated descriptor locations.

Signed-off-by: Kristof Szabados <Kristof.Szabados@ericsson.com>

usrguide/java_referenceguide/11-encoding_and_decoding.adoc

@@ -166,6 +166,11 @@ public void decode(final TTCN_Typedescriptor p_td,
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 Parameter `p_td` is a special type descriptor. Each type has its own descriptor, which contains the name of the type, and a lot of information used by the different encoding mechanisms. The names of the descriptors come from the name of the types: the appropriate type descriptor for type `XXX is XXX_descr_`.
+This descriptor can be found in the generated code:
+
+* complex types (record, set, record of, set of, arrays, etc..): generated into the body of the class representing the type.
+* types for which no code is generated (for example record of integer): generated into the body of the class representing the module of the type.
+* built in types (for example integer): in the body of the classes representing the type (for example TitanInteger in the runtime).
 
 Parameter `p_buf` contains the encoded value. For details about using it, please consult the previous subsection.
 
@@ -277,7 +282,7 @@ Then we can complete the port skeleton generated by the compiler as follows:
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 protected void outgoing_send(final ProtocolPdu send_par) {
 	final TTCN_Buffer buffer = new TTCN_Buffer();
-	send_par.encode(Bug.ProtocolPdu_descr_, buffer, TTCN_EncDec.coding_type.CT_RAW, 0);
+	send_par.encode(MyModule.ProtocolPdu.ProtocolPdu_descr_, buffer, TTCN_EncDec.coding_type.CT_RAW, 0);
 	final TitanOctetString encodedData = new TitanOctetString();
 	buffer.get_string(encodedData);
 	incoming_message(encodedData);
@@ -288,7 +293,7 @@ protected void outgoing_send(final TitanOctetString send_par) {
 		final TTCN_Buffer buffer = new TTCN_Buffer();
 		buffer.put_os(send_par);
 		final ProtocolPdu pdu = new ProtocolPdu();
-		pdu.decode(Bug.ProtocolPdu_descr_, buffer, TTCN_EncDec.coding_type.CT_RAW, 0);
+		pdu.decode(MyModule.ProtocolPdu.ProtocolPdu_descr_, buffer, TTCN_EncDec.coding_type.CT_RAW, 0);
 		incoming_message(pdu);
 	}
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@@ -447,7 +452,7 @@ Then we can complete the port skeleton generated by the compiler:
 void MyPort1.outgoing_send(final ProtocolPdu send_par)
 {
   final TTCN_Buffer buffer = new TTCN_Buffer();
-	send_par.encode(ProtocolPdu.ProtocolPdu_descr_, buffer, TTCN_EncDec.coding_type.CT_JSON, 0);
+	send_par.encode(MyModule.ProtocolPdu.ProtocolPdu_descr_, buffer, TTCN_EncDec.coding_type.CT_JSON, 0);
 	final TitanOctetString encodedData = new TitanOctetString();
 	buffer.get_string(encodedData);
 	incoming_message(encodedData);
@@ -459,7 +464,7 @@ void MyPort2.outgoing_send(final TitanOctetString send_par)
 	final TTCN_Buffer buffer = new TTCN_Buffer();
 	buffer.put_os(send_par);
 	final ProtocolPdu pdu = new ProtocolPdu();
-	pdu.decode(Bug.ProtocolPdu_descr_, buffer, TTCN_EncDec.coding_type.CT_JSON, 0);
+	pdu.decode(MyModule.ProtocolPdu.ProtocolPdu_descr_, buffer, TTCN_EncDec.coding_type.CT_JSON, 0);
 	incoming_message(pdu);
 }
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