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[ATL] Splitting ASMModel [message #60167]

Sun, 02 September 2007 10:34

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: rb_account.yahoo.de

Hello,

my transformation gives me the following output model:
************************************************************ **********
<xmi>
<root id=3D1></root>
<root id=3D2></root>
<root id=3D3></root>
</xmi>

I now want to split the model programmatically in 3 outputmodels, each =

containing one of the root-elements:
************************************************************ **********
File1:
<root id=3D1></root>
File2:
<root id=3D2></root>
File3:
<root id=3D3></root>

Having the outputModel, I create a new ASMModel for each root-Element, b=
ut =

how do I get the rootElement in the ASMModel?
There is only a method addSubModel() and no methods to add an element to=
=

the model.
Or do I need to work with EMF to do the splitting?
************************************************************ **********
ASMModel outModel;
ASMModel metaModel;
....
Set<ASMModelElement> rootElements =3D (Set<ASMModelElement>) =

outModel.getElementsByType("root");
Iterator<ASMModelElement> iterator =3D rootElements.iterator();
while(iterator.hasNext()) {
ASMModelElement rootElement =3D iterator.next();
ASMModel rootModel =3D handler.newModel(rootElement.getName(), metaMode=
l);

//adding element to model
rootModel.addModelElement(rootElement);
....
//saving model
}

=

Thanks Rainer

Re: [ATL] Splitting ASMModel [message #60191 is a reply to message #60167]

Sun, 02 September 2007 15:47

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: rb_account.yahoo.de

Well, I tried it with EMF and it works now.
For anyone who is interested:

The code is used within a eclipse plugin.
The plugin project needs to import the generated EMF model code of the =

Metamodel.

//********************************************************** *****
/*
roots.model is the saved ASMModel:
<xmi>
<Root id=3D1></Root>
<Root id=3D2></Root>
<Root id=3D3></Root>
</xmi>
*/
URI fileURI =3D URI.createFileURI(new File("roots.model").getAbsolutePat=
h());
Resource source =3D resourceSet.getResource(fileURI, true);

//Get all root-elements
TreeIterator elements =3D source.getAllContents();
//Root is the EMF generated class representing the metamodel element
ArrayList<Root> rootElements =3D new ArrayList<Root>();
while(packages.hasNext()) {
EObject o =3D (EObject)elements.next();
if(o instanceof Root) {
rootElements.add((Root)o);
}
}

//Saving each root-Element as model
for(int i =3D 0; i < packs.size(); i++) { =

=

Root root =3D roots.get(i);
//<Root id=3D1></Root>
//Get the URI of the model file.
URI newFileURI =3D URI.createFileURI(root.getId() + ".model");

//Create a resource for this file.
Resource resource =3D resourceSet.createResource(newFileURI);

// Add the book and writer objects to the contents.
resource.getContents().add(root);
try
{
resource.save(Collections.EMPTY_MAP);
}
catch (IOException e) {}

}
//********************************************************** *****

Rainer

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