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[ATL] how can I the filename of the source model? [message #870297]

Mon, 07 May 2012 11:20

Eclipse User

I've just started learning how ATL works, and this may be a trivial question but I can't find a way to do it.

I'm trying to transform a XML file (e.g. "A.xml") into another XML with different structure (e.g. "B.xml") and the new file B.xml has an attribute that references the previous file (something like <base href="A.xml"/>).

Is there any method to get filename of the source model ("A.xml" in the example) being transformed?

Re: [ATL] how can I the filename of the source model? [message #870304 is a reply to message #870297]

Mon, 07 May 2012 11:36

Eclipse User

Hi

[Please use the new ATL newsgroup for ATL questions.]

I'm not an ATL expert, but with other tools I find it necessary to pass
such environment context in as a transformation parameter.

Regards

Ed Willink

On 07/05/2012 16:21, Javier Belenguer wrote:
> I've just started learning how ATL works, and this may be a trivial
> question but I can't find a way to do it.
>
> I'm trying to transform a XML file (e.g. "A.xml") into another XML
> with different structure (e.g. "B.xml") and the new file B.xml has an
> attribute that references the previous file (something like <base
> href="A.xml"/>).
>
> Is there any method to get filename of the source model ("A.xml" in
> the example) being transformed?

Re: [ATL] how can I the filename of the source model? [message #870314 is a reply to message #870304]

Mon, 07 May 2012 11:55

Eclipse User

> On 07/05/2012 16:21, Javier Belenguer wrote:
>> I've just started learning how ATL works, and this may be a trivial
>> question but I can't find a way to do it.
>>
>> I'm trying to transform a XML file (e.g. "A.xml") into another XML
>> with different structure (e.g. "B.xml") and the new file B.xml has an
>> attribute that references the previous file (something like <base
>> href="A.xml"/>).
>>
>> Is there any method to get filename of the source model ("A.xml" in
>> the example) being transformed?
>

A solution would be to add an element <File... ="A.xml" ... >
in the source file. This will make the job if you are not
planning to rename this file all the time, but from what I have
seen yet, all files and overall execution configuration is placed in the
run (launch configuration).

Good luck.

[AML] Classification of changes in metamodel [message #882840 is a reply to message #870297]

Thu, 07 June 2012 05:48

Eclipse User

Hi,

I want to use AML for metamodel evolution and model co-evolution. I went through some literature for basic understanding of evolutions on metamodel.I have seen some classifications for metamodel changes in literature for metamodel matching approaches like non-breaking, breakable and resolvable, breakable and non resolvable. I would like to know if these classifications can be taken into account while using AML for metamodel evolution and model co-evolution or are there some other classifications?

Thanks,
Lucky

Re: [AML] Classification of changes in metamodel [message #883022 is a reply to message #882840]

Thu, 07 June 2012 12:55

Eclipse User

Hi

AML is/was an extension of ATL, so you should ask on the ATL newsgroup.
I'm not certain that there is any ongoing activity so you may not get an
answer.

You were probably right in trying to ciommunicate on Edaapt, but again
I'm not sure that there is much activity.

My own reaction is that it's only software so you can do whatever you
program/re-use.

Regards

Ed Willink

On 07/06/2012 10:48, lucky informatik wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to use AML for metamodel evolution and model co-evolution. I
> went through some literature for basic understanding of evolutions on
> metamodel.I have seen some classifications for metamodel changes in
> literature for metamodel matching approaches like non-breaking,
> breakable and resolvable, breakable and non resolvable. I would like
> to know if these classifications can be taken into account while using
> AML for metamodel evolution and model co-evolution or are there some
> other classifications?
>
> Thanks,
> Lucky

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