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is there a possiblity to load the graphiti diagramm file without the graphit.mm plugin?
The graphiti diagramm is on place 0
My own domain Model ist on place 1.
How can i load my emf domain model without the graphiti metamodel?
Thanks]]>Dennis Melzer2013-05-07T15:46:27-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054220/#msg_1054220
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055248/#msg_1055248
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055516/#msg_1055516
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054750/#msg_1054750
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055006/#msg_1055006
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054495/#msg_1054495
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1057058/#msg_1057058
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1056294/#msg_1056294
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1056041/#msg_1056041
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054258/#msg_1054258
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1056565/#msg_1056565
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1057590/#msg_1057590
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055805/#msg_1055805
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054536/#msg_1054536
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054797/#msg_1054797
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055313/#msg_1055313
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055062/#msg_1055062
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1056854/#msg_1056854
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054295/#msg_1054295
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1057372/#msg_1057372
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055586/#msg_1055586
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054578/#msg_1054578
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1056123/#msg_1056123
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054334/#msg_1054334
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054846/#msg_1054846
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1056382/#msg_1056382
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055883/#msg_1055883
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1057163/#msg_1057163
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055124/#msg_1055124
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055380/#msg_1055380
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1056660/#msg_1056660
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054620/#msg_1054620
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1057698/#msg_1057698
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054374/#msg_1054374
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055659/#msg_1055659
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054898/#msg_1054898
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1056955/#msg_1056955
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054149/#msg_1054149
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1057478/#msg_1057478
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054663/#msg_1054663
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054414/#msg_1054414
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1056208/#msg_1056208
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055185/#msg_1055185
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055446/#msg_1055446
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055962/#msg_1055962
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1056474/#msg_1056474
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054183/#msg_1054183
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054951/#msg_1054951
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054706/#msg_1054706
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1057267/#msg_1057267
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1055732/#msg_1055732
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1056756/#msg_1056756
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.
Michael]]>Michael Wenz2013-05-08T08:20:04-00:00Re: Load domain model from diagram file
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/486205/1054454/#msg_1054454
EMF's reflective API should enable you to do that.
A maybe better alternative: have you thought about splitting the different
models into separate resources? The Graphiti diagram model would go into one
EMF resource, your domain model into another, possibly stored in two files
with the same name but different extensions.