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| Re: Generating code from xmi [message #1276550 is a reply to message #1276503] |
Mon, 24 March 2014 18:10   |
 Ed Merks
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Yoncho,
Comments below.
On 24/03/2014 10:41 AM, Yoncho Yonchev wrote:
> Hello. I am a beginner, using EMF and this forum. So excuse me if this
> topic is misplaced. I import an ecore model in Eclipse and generate
> it. Then in run-time I import some xmi files, which instantiate the
> model. Is there any way I can generate a class structure out of these
> xmi files?
There isn't a general mapping from "arbitrary model" to "some Java
thing"....
> For example the ecore meta-model contains classes for entity,
> enumeration, business line etc., the xmi files contain instances of
> Entity (e.g. Contract, Person) and I need to generate code so I can
> create instances of Contract and Person. Thanks for your help.
If you define an arbitrary model, you'll have to define/implement how
it's mapped to Java. You might use a language like Xtend to generate
something from your model instances...
Ed Merks
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