 Problems regarding Audit Rules being erroneously applied to model elements [message #495288] |
Wed, 04 November 2009 13:55 |
 Alessander Botti Benevides
Messages: 20
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi people,
I had built a graphical editor with GMF 2.1.2 (within Eclipse 3.4.x) and I had no problems with batch or live validation by using Audit Rules (OCL constraints) that I put inside Audit Containers on the gmfmap file. But, when I install my editor in Eclipse 3.5.x with GMF 2.2.1, when I create models with the editor, I cannot create any connection (for example a connection of type "C") because it seems that every Audit Rule is being applied to C irregardless of its "Domain Element Target" not be C, or a subtype of C. Therefore, I receive live validation messages that were not supposed to occur in the creation of a C connection.
I also tried to generate the code of my editor with Eclipse 3.5.x and GMF 2.2.1, but the same problems happen. Everything is OK when my editor is installed in Eclipse 3.4.x with GMF 2.1.2. But, with Eclipse 3.5.x and GMF 2.2.x, these problems occur.
Even if I disable model validation*, I cannot create a connection, although the live validation messages are not shown.
* I disable model validation by setting to "false" the following properties of the gmfgen file (in "Gen Editor Generator XXX.diagram" -> "Gen Diagram ContainerEditPart"):
Live Validation UI Feedback -> false
Validation Decorators -> false
Validation Enabled -> false
Does someone knows what can I do in order to solve this problem?
Could this be a problem with the "(DEPRECATED, DO NOT USE)" fields of the gmfgen file? Because I had customized some "...CompartmentViewFactory.java" files within the folder "XXX.diagram.view.factories", which is now deprecated. Particularly, I had changed the "protected void decorateView(...)" method.
Can someone help-me?
Thanks,
Alessander Botti Benevides
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