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[ATL] AtlLauncher launch method [message #86424] Fri, 11 July 2008 19:26 Go to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Hi there,
The signature of the AtlLauncher launch method is
launch(ASM asm, java.util.Map libraries, java.util.Map models,
java.util.Map asmParams, java.util.List superimpose, java.util.Map
options, Debugger debugger)

Does any one knows were can I find the information regarding what can I
add to the asmParams Map? All the examples I saw used
Map asmParams = Collections.EMPTY_MAP;

But I was wondering what is it possible to specify using this attribute.

Thanks in advance for your time.

Luis Pedro
Re: [ATL] AtlLauncher launch method [message #89335 is a reply to message #86424] Fri, 29 August 2008 04:48 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Luis Pedro wrote:
> Hi there,
> The signature of the AtlLauncher launch method is
> launch(ASM asm, java.util.Map libraries, java.util.Map models,
> java.util.Map asmParams, java.util.List superimpose, java.util.Map
> options, Debugger debugger)
>
> Does any one knows were can I find the information regarding what
> can I add to the asmParams Map? All the examples I saw used
> Map asmParams = Collections.EMPTY_MAP;
>
> But I was wondering what is it possible to specify using this
> attribute.
>
> Thanks in advance for your time.
>
> Luis Pedro

There's *nothing* useful that you can pass in there for executing normal
ATL modules. ATL modules cannot pick up the information you would pass
in there. It is meant for very specific ASM bytecode and passes
parameters to the "main" operation. As for the types, this is what they
would be for Java 1.5:

Map<String, URL> *or* Map<String, ASM> for libraries
Map<String, ASMModel> for models
Map<String, String> for asmParams
List<URL> for superimpose
Map<String, String> for options

Regards,
--
Dennis
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