| Use only the editor from EMF Client Platform (ECP) [message #1066927] |
Fri, 05 July 2013 03:37  |
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Hi,
I'm new to EMF and I'm heavily impressed by the stuff that I can achieve without writing one line of java code. I've an xsd describing the XML files that our current tool manages and already tried the generated ECP on it.
Now I'd like to only use the ECP editor in a regular eclipse IDE to edit many XML files. I'm sure that this is possible. Do you know any tutorial to quickly arrive at that point?
When I start the ECP on my model then I'm not in my usual eclipse IDE anymore and any ECP "project" is actually only one XML file.
Thank you, Thomas Koch
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| Re: Use only the editor from EMF Client Platform (ECP) [message #1067111 is a reply to message #1066927] |
Fri, 05 July 2013 18:12  |
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Hi,
do you have a generated model plugin, which is installed into you IDE?
That and additinally install ECP into the IDE is what you need to do to
enable ECP to be used directly in the IDE.
I assume you are using the file provider? The current version of the
file provider will show one file as a project. Therefore you need to
create a project for every file you want to edit. Can you describe, how
you would like to use it instead?
Cheers
Jonas
Am 05.07.2013 14:39, schrieb Thomas Koch:
> Hi,
>
> I'm new to EMF and I'm heavily impressed by the stuff that I can achieve
> without writing one line of java code. I've an xsd describing the XML
> files that our current tool manages and already tried the generated ECP
> on it.
>
> Now I'd like to only use the ECP editor in a regular eclipse IDE to edit
> many XML files. I'm sure that this is possible. Do you know any tutorial
> to quickly arrive at that point?
>
> When I start the ECP on my model then I'm not in my usual eclipse IDE
> anymore and any ECP "project" is actually only one XML file.
>
> Thank you, Thomas Koch
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