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TargetMetaFeature as Container [message #184979]

Wed, 30 April 2008 17:57

Eclipse User

Hi!

I'am trying to use the targetMetaFeature as the container of my Link
without sucess. Is there any simple way to do that? See my Link Mapping
below:

Contaiment Feature -> outputMessageBindings: OwlsOutputAssingClient
Element -> OwlsOutputAssingClient -> OwlsAssingClient
Source Feature -> processReference : OwlsProcess
Target Feature -> clientReference : OwlsOutputAssingClient

In the diagram code I've indentified some lines in the method
XXXCreateCommand (create command for this link) that try to use the source
element or some of its containers to be the container of the link. I tried
to change that to search for the target but it didn't help at all.

Any ideias?

Thanks

Re: TargetMetaFeature as Container [message #185044 is a reply to message #184979]

Fri, 02 May 2008 07:08

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: 5d5.mail.ru

Only source feature may be the link container at the moment, sorry.

André Fonseca wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'am trying to use the targetMetaFeature as the container of my Link
> without sucess. Is there any simple way to do that? See my Link Mapping
> below:
>
> Contaiment Feature -> outputMessageBindings: OwlsOutputAssingClient
> Element -> OwlsOutputAssingClient -> OwlsAssingClient
> Source Feature -> processReference : OwlsProcess
> Target Feature -> clientReference : OwlsOutputAssingClient
>
> In the diagram code I've indentified some lines in the method
> XXXCreateCommand (create command for this link) that try to use the
> source element or some of its containers to be the container of the
> link. I tried to change that to search for the target but it didn't help
> at all.
>
> Any ideias?
>
> Thanks
>

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