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Mon, 23 October 2006 05:48

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: matroska.libero.it

Hi,

i don't understand how can i produce a link connection between two
nodes..for example i have two nodes a and b. I create a figure with a
polyline and a connection linked to it. Then i put in gmfmap a link
mapping using this but during generation of gmfgen i obtain only an
ArrayStore exception regarding linkMapping. Is there a sort of guide
explaining the concepts of mapping (the tutorial didn't help me).

Thanks in advance
Tobia Loschiavo

Re: Link mapping problem [message #67584 is a reply to message #67545]

Mon, 23 October 2006 05:59

Eclipse User

Hello John,

> mapping using this but during generation of gmfgen i obtain only an
> ArrayStore exception regarding linkMapping. Is there a sort of guide
> explaining the concepts of mapping (the tutorial didn't help me).
Could be interesting to take a look on this exception. Why tutorial are not
good?

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Alex Shatalin

Re: Link mapping problem [message #67719 is a reply to message #67584]

Mon, 23 October 2006 08:09

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: matroska.libero.it

Alex Shatalin ha scritto:
> Hello John,
>
>> mapping using this but during generation of gmfgen i obtain only an
>> ArrayStore exception regarding linkMapping. Is there a sort of guide
>> explaining the concepts of mapping (the tutorial didn't help me).
> Could be interesting to take a look on this exception. Why tutorial are
> not good?
>
> -----------------
> Alex Shatalin
>
>
I have resolved the exception. Tutorial are good but i would prefer a
documentation of various elements of gmfgraph and map...however thanks
of all...i have found a solution and gmf is great

Tobia Loschiavo

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