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[QVTo] UML Stereotypes application not set when launching transformation from Java [message #723094]

Wed, 07 September 2011 15:37

--alex--

Messages: 26
Registered: October 2009

Junior Member

Hi all,
I managed to implement a transformation that takes a INOUT UML model and the MARTE profile and adds to the model some elements stereotyped with MARTE stereotypes.

When I launch the transformation via the "Run configuration" the model is transformed as intended and everything is fine.
However if I try to launch the transformation from Java all the stereotypes are created correctly (along with the model elements) but their "base_element" attribute is not saved. In the end the stereotypes are not attached to the model elements Sad

Is there a way to solve this problem?

The code to launch the transformation is the following:

ModelSet rs = new ModelSet();
Resource inResource = rs.getResource(inURI, true);
Resource marteResource = rs.getResource(marteURI, true);
		
ExecutionContextImpl context = new ExecutionContextImpl();
context.setConfigProperty("keepModeling", true);
ModelExtent input1 = new BasicModelExtent(inResource.getContents());
ModelExtent input2 = new BasicModelExtent(marteResource.getContents());
				
final Resource traceResource = new ResourceImpl();
InternalTransformationExecutor txExecutor = 
	new InternalTransformationExecutor(transfURI) {
    @Override
    protected void handleExecutionTraces(Trace traces) {
        traceResource.getContents().add(traces);
        super.handleExecutionTraces(traces);
    }            
};
		
ExecutionDiagnostic result = txExecutor.execute(context, input1, input2);

//At this point input1 does not have the stereotypes correctly set

Resource actualTraceResource = rs.createResource(traceURI);
actualTraceResource.getContents().addAll(traceResource.getContents());

rs.save(new NullProgressMonitor());

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Re: [QVTo] UML Stereotypes application not set when launching transformation from Java [message #723487 is a reply to message #723094]

Thu, 08 September 2011 16:33

--alex--

Messages: 26
Registered: October 2009

Junior Member

Since I didn't find any way to resolve my problem (perhaps it is due to the ResourceSet) I solved by:

- creating a new launch configuration dynamically in Java and
- launching it DIRECTLY, i.e. not with a launch delegate (I need it to run in the same thread)

The code which solves my problem is the following:

ILaunchManager manager = DebugPlugin.getDefault().getLaunchManager();
ILaunchConfigurationType c = manager.getLaunchConfigurationType(QvtLaunchConfigurationDelegate.LAUNCH_CONFIGURATION_TYPE_ID);
ILaunchConfigurationWorkingCopy instance = c.newInstance(null, NAME);
		
instance.setAttribute(IQvtLaunchConstants.CLEAR_CONTENTS+"1", true);
instance.setAttribute(IQvtLaunchConstants.CLEAR_CONTENTS+"2", true);
instance.setAttribute(IQvtLaunchConstants.CONFIGURATION_PROPERTIES, new HashMap());
instance.setAttribute(IQvtLaunchConstants.ELEM_COUNT, 2);
instance.setAttribute(IQvtLaunchConstants.FEATURE_NAME+"1", "");
instance.setAttribute(IQvtLaunchConstants.FEATURE_NAME+"2", "" );
instance.setAttribute(IQvtLaunchConstants.MODULE, transfURIString);
instance.setAttribute(IQvtLaunchConstants.TARGET_MODEL+"1", modelURIString);
instance.setAttribute(IQvtLaunchConstants.TARGET_MODEL+"2", marteURIString);
instance.setAttribute(IQvtLaunchConstants.TARGET_TYPE+"1", "NEW_MODEL");
instance.setAttribute(IQvtLaunchConstants.TARGET_TYPE+"2", "NEW_MODEL");
instance.setAttribute(IQvtLaunchConstants.TRACE_FILE, traceURIString);		
instance.setAttribute(IQvtLaunchConstants.USE_TRACE_FILE, true);
		
QvtTransformation qvtTransformation = new QvtInterpretedTransformation(QvtLaunchConfigurationDelegateBase.getQvtModule(instance));
IStatus status = QvtLaunchConfigurationDelegateBase.validate(qvtTransformation, instance);                    
if(status.getSeverity() > IStatus.WARNING)
   throw new CoreException(status);
StreamsProxy streamsProxy = new StreamsProxy();
EvaluationMonitor execMonitor = createMonitor();
Context context = QvtLaunchUtil.createContext(instance);
context.setLog(new WriterLog(streamsProxy.getOutputWriter()));
context.setMonitor(execMonitor);
        
QvtLaunchConfigurationDelegateBase.doLaunch(qvtTransformation, instance, context);
qvtTransformation.cleanup();

p.s. I created a monster but I don't have the time to tidy up the code Very Happy

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