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dependencies between 2 packages [message #683893]

Tue, 14 June 2011 15:51

ben

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Registered: April 2011
Location: France/Bordeaux

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Hi,

I would like create the dependencies between 2 packages by using dynamic EMF.
My first package called "modelPurchase". And then, I want to build a second package called "modelSupplier" by creating a dependency between the packages one-way from modelSupplier to modelPurchase dynamically. I have already create a dependency between their MANIFEST.MF, but I cannot see the Eclass from modelPurchase in my method that allows to build the modelSupplier.
How to proceed it ?

Thank you in advance ?

Ben

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Re: dependencies between 2 packages [message #687200 is a reply to message #683893]

Tue, 14 June 2011 15:56

Ed Merks

Messages: 30448
Registered: July 2009

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Ben,

Comments below.

ben wrote:
> Hi,
> I would like create the dependencies between 2 packages by using
> dynamic EMF.
Keep in mind that statically generated models cannot be modified
dynamically.
> My first package called "modelPurchase". And then, I want to build a
> second package called "modelSupplier" by creating a dependency
> between the packages one-way from modelSupplier to modelPurchase
> dynamically.
So you're going to build a while new package instance on the fly?
> I have already create a dependency between their MANIFEST.MF,
This is not sounding dynamic to me.
> but I cannot see the Eclass from modelPurchase in my method that
> allows to build the modelSupplier.
In the Ecore editor, you can use Load Resource... to load the model for
modelPurchase into the editor so that its classes are available as choices.
> How to proceed it ?
>
> Thank you in advance ?
>
> Ben

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