| [Epsilon] Re: Eugenia problems [message #560781] |
Tue, 16 September 2008 07:03 |
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Originally posted by: jendrik.johannes.tu-dresden.de
Hi Dimitrios,
It seems that in the current SVN version some projects are set to 1.6
compliance level (and not to 1.5):
org.eclipse.epsion.eugenia
org.eclipse.epsion.eugenia.runtime
org.eclipse.epsion.hutn.model
org.eclipse.epsion.hutn.model.antlrAst
org.eclipse.epsion.hutn.model.model
changing them to 1.5 removed the first problem.
Now I always get:
Method 'getContainmentReferences' not found (160:38)
Seems like some eol library is not loaded. Any idea where that comes from?
Thanks.
Jendrik
Dimitrios Kolovos wrote:
> Jendrik, Florian,
>
> I've checked and my compliance level was 1.6 (I forgot to change it in
> Eclipse 3.4 grrrr). However the SVN version is not affected by this and
> it should still work... Just to make this clear, EuGENia has now moved
> to the Eclipse SVN where the rest of Epsilon code is also located
> (http://www.eclipse.org/gmt/epsilon/doc/EpsilonSVN.pdf). Could you
> please confirm that you have the Eclipse SVN version?
>
> As for affixed nodes, it has to be a containment reference annotated
> with @gmf.affixed
>
> e.g.
>
> class Component extends NamedElement {
> @gmf.affixed
> val Port[*]#component ports;
> }
>
> Would you mind bringing this discussion to the Epsilon newsgroup as it
> may be beneficial for others too?
>
> Cheers,
> Dimitrios
>
> Jendrik Johannes wrote:
>> Hi Dimitrios,
>>
>> me and my colleague Florian are both trying to use the latest Eugenia
>> version working. Unfortunately we are not very successful. :) When
>> clicking on "Eugenia > Generate ... Models" we gets this strange and
>> stupid "The chosen operation is not currently available" error. From
>> my expereinces this always happens if some class files are
>> missing/have wrong version. So we it might be some installation error.
>> But it does not work on both our machines. We tried the CVS version
>> and the latest update site version. We are both running OS X, which
>> might be a problem.... maybe something is compiled with Java 6? But
>> then it should work at least with the CVS version... argh. Maybe you
>> have some idea?
>>
>> Another thins is that Florian would like the feature of attaching
>> nodes to the border of a container, which you told me you added. Is
>> that already in the CVS? What is the annotation for that?
>>
>> Thanks for the help. :) Please reply to Florina too.
>>
>> cheers,
>> Jendrik
>>
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