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Thu, 11 October 2007 13:56

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: yatew.yahoo.com

With GMF, is it possible to have 2 display objects (in same or different
diagram files) pointing to the same EObject-derived object?
By display objects, I mean instances of a node class generated by GMF.

If it's possible, how to handle display object's instance-specific drawing
data?
Should it be made part of EMF's domain model, or there're some other ways?

What I want to do is to have 2 display objects getting the node name from
the same EObject-derived object, but each display object can have its own
display instance-specific data?

Hope someone understands my question.
I'm just starting to learn/eval EMF/GMF.

Thanks very much.

Re: newbie GMF question [message #155054 is a reply to message #154889]

Fri, 12 October 2007 08:48

Eclipse User

Hello YA,

You can play with "sortcuts" to the elements. In general. you can create
several "views" on the same domain model object. These "views" could hold
view-specific information (stored in a notation model).

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