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[Edapt] Create a History programmatically [message #1693504]

Fri, 24 April 2015 15:24

Jaafar Bouayad

Messages: 4
Registered: April 2015

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Hi,

Thank you for your answers so far on Edapt !

I am currently working on a project that programmatically edits metamodels. I would like to jointly edit the history so it takes the programmatic metamodel changes into account.

I have thought about creating with code the Operations from the Operation Browser, add them to a newly created Release, and add this release to the history.

The methods I am mentioning don't seem to be public or exist, is there a way to make it work or a completely different approach I can take ?

Cheers,
Jaafar

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Re: [Edapt] Create a History programmatically [message #1693841 is a reply to message #1693504]

Tue, 28 April 2015 16:44

Johannes Faltermeier

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Registered: December 2013

Senior Member

Hi,

I'm afraid there is no public API for this and I don't see a better solution than looking at the EditingDomainListener and OperationBrowser implementation and extract the required parts for your application.
I don't want to encourage using internal API, because future releases might break your code, but on the other hand I don't expect major changes to the internal classes currently.

Cheers
Johannes

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