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Re: The package is needed but is not accessible from the generator model [message #1116730 is a reply to message #1116725] |
Wed, 25 September 2013 19:32 |
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To prevent Eugenia from generating your .genmodel you need to do the following:
- Generate your .genmodel manually
- Right click your Ecore metamodel and select Eugenia -> Generate GMF graph, tool and map models
- Right click the generated .gmfmap model and select Create generator model
- Right click the generated .gmfgen model and select Eugenia -> Synchronize GMF gen model
- Right click the .gmfgen model again and select Generate diagram code
Cheers,
Dimitris
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Re: The package is needed but is not accessible from the generator model [message #1117554 is a reply to message #1116742] |
Thu, 26 September 2013 15:06 |
Tarcísio Couto Messages: 29 Registered: May 2013 |
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- Version of Epsilon: 1.0.0.201211082326
- Instructions:
- Import the tarcisio project;
- Copy and paste the arquivo.ecore and arquivo.emf files in the model folder;
- Click in BPMN20.genmodel and click in Generate Model code and after Generate Edit Code;
- From the arquivo.ecore file, generate the arquivo.genmodel file manually.
- After, click in arquivo.genmodel and click in Generate Model code and after Generate Edit Code;
- Some erros will appears, then correct the errors using imports;
- Generate manually all others need files, arquivo.gmfgraph, gmftool, gmfgen, diagram, ect;
- If some erros appears, correct using imports;
- Run the project;
- You will see that when you put a variation point node, the attributes doesn't appears, but if you are using a tree everything works normally;
You can download the tarcisio project here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/38248929/tarcisio-model.zip
Thank you!
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