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| Profile Stereotypes in the Editor Palette [message #470877] |
Mon, 28 May 2007 05:41  |
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Originally posted by: cokoso.gmail.com
Hi, i'm using UML2Tools M7... I was wondering if I could edit the Editor
Palette to place some metaclasses stereotyped. I mean, when I use profile
I hace to create the respective metaclass an then stereotype this. I wish
to use the class stereotyped with my profile directly form the palette. Is
it possible?
thanks a lot,
octavio
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| Re: Profile Stereotypes in the Editor Palette [message #471120 is a reply to message #471118] |
Fri, 08 June 2007 08:06  |
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Hi Octavio!
As I understand you have the following situation:
You have some model written in UML (*.profile.uml file), there are some
stereotypes in it. You have Uml2Tools functionality. And you want to extend
this UML2Tools. You want it to have some additional palette entries, these
palette entries should create stereotyped elements.
Is it right?
If so, it is possible, but it is not very simple. It deserves separate
article.
Anyway, can you give us more information.
Best wishes,
Tatiana.
"octavio glroio" <cokoso@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:caadfd5f7c31f76854165f3956f069fc$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi Tatiana,
> I used the GMF dashboard and a UML metamodel (ecore version) to generate a
> new editor. Then i duplicate the metaclases needed in order to apply
> stereotypes in the doDefaultElementCreation() method. But is not possible
> to apply elegantly a stereotype at this level cause we are not dealing
> with real uml elements. With the experience that now I got I tried to
> reedit the UML2 class editor of the uml tools plugin... But I have no
> luck, I extend the palette but is impossible to link this new elements
> with the new create comand files (in order to stereotype them). So my
> question is if there is a formal way to extend the palette with new
> elements, of course, in order to stereotype them in a future
> doDefaultElementCreation method.
> thanks a lot,
> octavio
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> Re: Profile Stereotypes in the Editor Palette
> Answereclipse.modeling.mdt.uml2toolsNewsgroups
> Subject: Re: Profile Stereotypes in the Editor Palette
> From: tatiana.fesenko@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Tatiana Fesenko)
> Newsgroups: eclipse.modeling.mdt.uml2tools
> Organization: Borland
> Date: May 28 2007 06:34:50
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> Hi octavio glorio!
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> Nothing is impossible with GMF =)
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> Step 1. Create new palette entry.
> Add new palette entry to *.gmftool file. Then map this tool with metaclass
> in *.gmfmap file. Regenerate diagram. UMLPaletteFactory will be modified
> to sutisfy your conditions.
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> Step 2. Apply stereotype.
> Modify doDefaultElementCreation() method in the appropriate
> $$CreateCommand. You will have to add such a code:
> newElement.applyStereotype(stereotype);
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| Re: Profile Stereotypes in the Editor Palette [message #471179 is a reply to message #471176] |
Tue, 19 June 2007 09:37 |
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Hi Octavio,
Congratulations!
Unfortunately, stereotyped element notation is supported only for classes
yet. Packages, Enumeration etc decoration is a part of #171261 [ClassD]
Support appiled stereotypes notation, which is open now. We hope to fix it
in the release. Sorry for inconviniences.
Best wishes,
Tatiana.
"octavio glorio" <cokoso@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:ea3cedfe088b669643ce2fb6dd08da2f$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi Tatiana,
> I have a very good aproach now. I was able to create a palette with the
> metaclases needed, I add a parameter to de NodeToolEntry to save the
> corresponding stereotype and used it in the doDefaultElementCreation.
> For the uploasd of the profile and the application I edit the
> createDiagram method.
> My actual problem is when I stereotype a package I don't see the << >>
> quotes. For example when I stereotype a class I get in the upper zone of
> the icone <<My Stereotype>>. Is possible to use this notation for the
> metaclasses that I use? (class,package,property,associationclass,
> association).
> Thank you very much for your help, we are in contact.
> Octavio
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| Re: Profile Stereotypes in the Editor Palette [message #597599 is a reply to message #471118] |
Fri, 08 June 2007 08:06 |
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Hi Octavio!
As I understand you have the following situation:
You have some model written in UML (*.profile.uml file), there are some
stereotypes in it. You have Uml2Tools functionality. And you want to extend
this UML2Tools. You want it to have some additional palette entries, these
palette entries should create stereotyped elements.
Is it right?
If so, it is possible, but it is not very simple. It deserves separate
article.
Anyway, can you give us more information.
Best wishes,
Tatiana.
"octavio glroio" <cokoso@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:caadfd5f7c31f76854165f3956f069fc$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi Tatiana,
> I used the GMF dashboard and a UML metamodel (ecore version) to generate a
> new editor. Then i duplicate the metaclases needed in order to apply
> stereotypes in the doDefaultElementCreation() method. But is not possible
> to apply elegantly a stereotype at this level cause we are not dealing
> with real uml elements. With the experience that now I got I tried to
> reedit the UML2 class editor of the uml tools plugin... But I have no
> luck, I extend the palette but is impossible to link this new elements
> with the new create comand files (in order to stereotype them). So my
> question is if there is a formal way to extend the palette with new
> elements, of course, in order to stereotype them in a future
> doDefaultElementCreation method.
> thanks a lot,
> octavio
>
>
> Eclipse NewsPortal
> Re: Profile Stereotypes in the Editor Palette
> Answereclipse.modeling.mdt.uml2toolsNewsgroups
> Subject: Re: Profile Stereotypes in the Editor Palette
> From: tatiana.fesenko@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Tatiana Fesenko)
> Newsgroups: eclipse.modeling.mdt.uml2tools
> Organization: Borland
> Date: May 28 2007 06:34:50
>
> Hi octavio glorio!
>
> Nothing is impossible with GMF =)
>
> Step 1. Create new palette entry.
> Add new palette entry to *.gmftool file. Then map this tool with metaclass
> in *.gmfmap file. Regenerate diagram. UMLPaletteFactory will be modified
> to sutisfy your conditions.
>
> Step 2. Apply stereotype.
> Modify doDefaultElementCreation() method in the appropriate
> $$CreateCommand. You will have to add such a code:
> newElement.applyStereotype(stereotype);
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>
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| Re: Profile Stereotypes in the Editor Palette [message #600428 is a reply to message #471176] |
Tue, 19 June 2007 09:37 |
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Hi Octavio,
Congratulations!
Unfortunately, stereotyped element notation is supported only for classes
yet. Packages, Enumeration etc decoration is a part of #171261 [ClassD]
Support appiled stereotypes notation, which is open now. We hope to fix it
in the release. Sorry for inconviniences.
Best wishes,
Tatiana.
"octavio glorio" <cokoso@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:ea3cedfe088b669643ce2fb6dd08da2f$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi Tatiana,
> I have a very good aproach now. I was able to create a palette with the
> metaclases needed, I add a parameter to de NodeToolEntry to save the
> corresponding stereotype and used it in the doDefaultElementCreation.
> For the uploasd of the profile and the application I edit the
> createDiagram method.
> My actual problem is when I stereotype a package I don't see the << >>
> quotes. For example when I stereotype a class I get in the upper zone of
> the icone <<My Stereotype>>. Is possible to use this notation for the
> metaclasses that I use? (class,package,property,associationclass,
> association).
> Thank you very much for your help, we are in contact.
> Octavio
>
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