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How to use generated editor as a plugin [message #1831162]

Wed, 12 August 2020 14:12

Eclipse User

Hello all,

I have created a graphical editor using sirius and now I want to let others use it as a plugin. I have done the steps below to create a jar file:

1) export the viewpoint project as a plugin
2) move the jar file to dropins folder.
3) restart the eclipse

and now I expect to see the name of the project when I new in file tab but I couldn't see anything.

Is the process correct to create the editor as a plugin?

If anybody could help me with how I should create the editor as a plugin, I will appreciate it.

Thanks,
Maryam

Re: How to use generated editor as a plugin [message #1831176 is a reply to message #1831162]

Thu, 13 August 2020 01:05

Eclipse User

any help?

Re: How to use generated editor as a plugin [message #1831208 is a reply to message #1831176]

Thu, 13 August 2020 13:54

Eclipse User

There's a full tutorial here:
https://wiki.eclipse.org/Sirius/Tutorials/UpdateSiteTutorial

Basically, you create a feature project in the runtime environment with all ecore model relted project + design project, then an update site project containing the feature project, and then archive the update site so that it can be installed by others.

Re: How to use generated editor as a plugin [message #1831222 is a reply to message #1831208]

Fri, 14 August 2020 03:32

Eclipse User

Thanks for your response but one more problem.

When I installed the Plugin and restarted the eclipse, I couldn't see any perspective or I couldn't find any project type in file->new->other for my editor. How could I open it?

Re: How to use generated editor as a plugin [message #1831277 is a reply to message #1831222]

Sun, 16 August 2020 04:00

Eclipse User

It should have been there. Make sure you followed all the steps of the tutorial and included the ECORE, .edit. editor, .design plugins (4 plugins).

Re: How to use generated editor as a plugin [message #1831382 is a reply to message #1831277]

Tue, 18 August 2020 15:09

Eclipse User

Thanks and what if we have acceleo model to code inside the view point project. I create the plugin but the acceleo model to code was not add to the plugin.

Re: How to use generated editor as a plugin [message #1831424 is a reply to message #1831382]

Wed, 19 August 2020 09:42

Eclipse User

Hi

Getting Acceleo to contribute satisfactorily to a build is an FAQ for which you will find some not very satisfactory answers on the M2T forum.

I tend to recommend letting Acceleo build interactively, persisting the build results in GIT and then incorporating them as 'sources' for the build.

Regards

Ed Willink

Re: How to use generated editor as a plugin [message #1831492 is a reply to message #1831382]

Thu, 20 August 2020 13:44

Eclipse User

For my personal interest, what is Acceleo model and what do you use it for?
(I know and used AQL queries, but not Acceleo model)

Re: How to use generated editor as a plugin [message #1831753 is a reply to message #1831382]

Fri, 28 August 2020 02:43

Eclipse User

Hi,

Did you modify the build.properties file of your project ?
You might have forgot to select some files.

Regards

Re: How to use generated editor as a plugin [message #1832116 is a reply to message #1831492]

Wed, 09 September 2020 07:32

Eclipse User

It is Acceleo "Model2Text". I used it to create execute code from the model which is created in sirius graphical editor. The links below are useful to know more about it.

https://www.eclipse.org/acceleo/
https://wiki.eclipse.org/Acceleo/Getting_Started

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