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[ATL]meta-model interference [message #89867]

Wed, 03 September 2008 18:06

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Originally posted by: jihed.touzi.enstimac.fr

Hi to all,
I want to know if ATL can perform transformation with an imbricated
metamodel, it's a metamodel wich some elements are defined in one
another metamodel. For example the BPEL metamodel contains some WSDL
elements.
In such case should i declare the two meta-models ?
How to do that, beacause the output file conforms to only one metamodel .
If some one have an idea ?

Thank you
jihed

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Re: [ATL]meta-model interference [message #89941 is a reply to message #89867]

Thu, 04 September 2008 15:45

Alfons Laarman

Messages: 71
Registered: July 2009

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Hi Jihed,

In the cases I encountered with languages using elements of other languages,
all languages where defined in one metamodel with several packages. You can
load this metamodel as one.
But even if you create a model that refers to elements in another model
(either of a different metamodel or the same), these intermodel references
should be resolved in ATL.

Regards,

Alfons

"jihed touzi" <jihed.touzi@enstimac.fr> schreef in bericht
news:g9mjnt$jns$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Hi to all,
> I want to know if ATL can perform transformation with an imbricated
> metamodel, it's a metamodel wich some elements are defined in one another
> metamodel. For example the BPEL metamodel contains some WSDL elements.
> In such case should i declare the two meta-models ?
> How to do that, beacause the output file conforms to only one metamodel .
> If some one have an idea ?
>
> Thank you
> jihed

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