| Variables in e4xmi [message #1007642] |
Wed, 06 February 2013 15:59  |
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Hi all,
Is it possible to use global variables in the e4xmi files?
We have two bundles that implement the same services, one is a mock-up bundle, and the other one would be the productive version. In our e4xmi we refer to ether one many times. When I want to switch from mock-up to production, I have to change the reference many times. What I would like to do is to replace part of the contributionURI for a global variable.
For example:
contributionURI="bundleclass://${IMPLEMENTATION}/com.example.myimplementation"
Does this makes sense? Is there another way to accomplish this goal?
Thanks a lot!
Juan
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| Re: Variables in e4xmi [message #1007652 is a reply to message #1007642] |
Wed, 06 February 2013 16:37  |
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No it does not! About which contribtionURIs are you talking?
Normally you have 3 bundles:
* service-definition bundle
* mock bundle
* implementation bundle
and you are using the OSGi-Service-Registry to do the look up at runtime
and based on the installed plugins you'll get the mock or production
implementation.
I've blogged sometime ago about the ideal strucutre for your
application. See
http://tomsondev.bestsolution.at/2012/12/10/my-recommended-project-structure-for-javafx-e4-projects/
and I have a sample application (which use javafx and not SWT) at
https://bitbucket.org/tschindl/bitbucketmgr you see how one can switch
between the mock and real rest implementation.
Tom
Am 06.02.13 21:59, schrieb Juan Felipe Caro Galvis:
> Hi all,
>
> Is it possible to use global variables in the e4xmi files?
>
> We have two bundles that implement the same services, one is a mock-up
> bundle, and the other one would be the productive version. In our e4xmi
> we refer to ether one many times. When I want to switch from mock-up to
> production, I have to change the reference many times. What I would like
> to do is to replace part of the contributionURI for a global variable.
> For example:
> contributionURI="bundleclass://${IMPLEMENTATION}/com.example.myimplementation"
>
>
> Does this makes sense? Is there another way to accomplish this goal?
>
> Thanks a lot!
> Juan
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