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| Re: Load with customized XML format [message #417440 is a reply to message #417439] |
Mon, 10 March 2008 19:37  |
 Ed Merks
Messages: 33141
Registered: July 2009 |
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Lesley,
I don't have a lot of person experience in how to use these things. I'm
also not able to understand much of what's going on just from your
verbal description. If you gather up your code as exported projects
that include a test case or example that demonstrates the issue I can
have a close look at the running example and associated model.
Modifying the generated *.tests project's XyzExample.java is a good way
of providing an example that would be easy for me to run. I'm not sure
this stuff is much good for introducing and recognizing cases where
levels of nested are introduced, but then I'm not even sure what your
XML looks like...
Lesley Macomber wrote:
>
> I am using an EcoreToXMLExtendedMetaData to save and load a model in
> customized XML format. The save portion is working correctly for the
> components I have implemented. However, when I try to load the XML
> format, some elements are not converted to their original EClass.
>
> For example, my saved XML contains a property-spec which contains a
> sub-element "conformance-class" which is of type ConformanceClass (a
> base object). Upon load, the "conformance-class" is not translated
> into its
> initial class type of ConformanceClass. In fact, the
> "conformance-class" does not appear in the delegateXMLMap,
> extendedMetaData or the NameToClassifierMap. Any object that is not
> an inherited does not appear in the maps.
>
> ConformanceClass is defined in my Ecore2XML model as:
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> Key: ConformanceClass [com.s1.pmt.common.ConformanceClass]
> name: ConformanceClass [com.s1.pmt.common.ConformanceClass]
> XMLRepresentation: 0
>
> The declaration for ConformanceClass is:
>
> public class ConformanceClass {
>
> .....
> }
>
> Any help would be great. Thanks,
>
> Lesley
>
Ed Merks
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