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[QVTO] Auto-validation of launch configurations loads models [message #482259] Tue, 25 August 2009 21:18 Go to next message
Alex  is currently offline Alex Friend
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Registered: July 2009
Junior Member
It looks like currently the automatic validation of launch configurations in the launch configuration editor forces the load of referenced models, initially and on each update of text boxes in the dialog. While convenient for many common uses, delays caused by multiple model loads during a simple editing of launch configuration make editing problematic when larger than usual models are involved (and are likely to drive users to manual editing of .launch files.)

If validation indeed requires loading of the models, validation on request approach could be more appropriate, maybe similar to "Validate Plug-ins" button for Eclipse Application launch configurations? If this makes sense, I'll raise a bugzilla.

Alex
Re: [QVTO] Auto-validation of launch configurations loads models [message #482344 is a reply to message #482259] Wed, 26 August 2009 10:17 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Originally posted by: dvorak.radek.gmail.com

Hi Alex,

It's clearly a usability issue, could you send this directly to bugzilla
please?

Thanks,
/Radek


On Tue, 25 Aug 2009 23:18:47 +0200, <alex.leites@areva-td.com> wrote:

> It looks like currently the automatic validation of launch
> configurations in the launch configuration editor forces the load of
> referenced models, initially and on each update of text boxes in the
> dialog. While convenient for many common uses, delays caused by multiple
> model loads during a simple editing of launch configuration make editing
> problematic when larger than usual models are involved (and are likely
> to drive users to manual editing of .launch files.)
>
> If validation indeed requires loading of the models, validation on
> request approach could be more appropriate, maybe similar to "Validate
> Plug-ins" button for Eclipse Application launch configurations? If this
> makes sense, I'll raise a bugzilla.
>
> Alex
Re: [QVTO] Auto-validation of launch configurations loads models [message #482362 is a reply to message #482259] Wed, 26 August 2009 11:13 Go to previous message
Sergey Boyko is currently offline Sergey BoykoFriend
Messages: 171
Registered: July 2009
Senior Member
Hi alex,

Validation that is invoked during launch configuration editing uses per
transformation ResourceSet instances. So given model being effectively
loaded only on first attempt. Subsequent calls just retries cached
Resource instance.

However I understand that even first loading can be very time consuming.
Raising CR to verify/modify that behavior sounds reasonable.


Regards,
Sergey

alex.leites@areva-td.com wrote:
> It looks like currently the automatic validation of launch
> configurations in the launch configuration editor forces the load of
> referenced models, initially and on each update of text boxes in the
> dialog. While convenient for many common uses, delays caused by multiple
> model loads during a simple editing of launch configuration make editing
> problematic when larger than usual models are involved (and are likely
> to drive users to manual editing of .launch files.)
>
> If validation indeed requires loading of the models, validation on
> request approach could be more appropriate, maybe similar to "Validate
> Plug-ins" button for Eclipse Application launch configurations? If this
> makes sense, I'll raise a bugzilla.
>
> Alex
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