| Combining two domain models into one application [message #195837] |
Sat, 05 July 2008 16:25  |
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Originally posted by: milan.milanovic.org
Hi,
I have one domain model for which I've done GMF-based application. Now, I
need to create another GMF application which will use some of the domain
model elements from the first application, where those elements should be
edited in the first application (when called from the second, of course).
But, also those domain model elements of the first application should be
possible to create in the second application.
I hope that it is not too complicated to explain. Just like that the first
application is UML Class diagram editor, and the second is UML Activity
diagram editor, where the Activity diagram editor use classes defined in
the UML Class diagram editor.
How can I do this with GMF ? Any tutorial on this ?
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Thank you in advance, Milan Milanovic
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| Re: Combining two domain models into one application [message #195871 is a reply to message #195846] |
Sun, 06 July 2008 21:28  |
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Originally posted by: milan.milanovic.org
Hi,
just it ? But, when user click on the model element in first application,
how second application will open for editing that element ? I actually
need that those two GMF plugins work together in the same Eclipse
installation.
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Thx, Milan
Mous wrote:
> hello!
> I think you should use reference child property in the gmfmap.
> Regards
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| Re: Combining two domain models into one application [message #196125 is a reply to message #195943] |
Tue, 08 July 2008 18:47 |
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Originally posted by: milan.milanovic.org
Hi,
thank you.
No, I actually need to edit in one editor, to save it and then to double
click it and open in another editor. The main thing here is that certain
element (let say circle) in the first editor will have some connections
with elements in the first diagram, and in the second editor it will have
some (other) connections with those elements.
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Thx, Milan
Alex Shatalin wrote:
> Hello Milan,
> AFAIU you have to create two diagram editors able to work with same root
> element (like package/class in UML2). In this case you can simply define
> two independend diagram editors working with the same domain model and then
> try to solve existing synchronization issues. For example - you can edit
> domain model on one diagram, save it and open another diagram - content of
> the second diagram will be automatically updated. You can modify second
diagram
> annd save it - first one will load all changes from the saved domain model
> file. The problem is: is you have to modicy both domain diagrams in teh same
> time without saving it.. In this case you should share EditingDomain
(+ResourceSet)
> instance across these two edtiros and then you'll get synchronization
problem
> fixed.
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> Alex Shatalin
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| Re: Combining two domain models into one application [message #196398 is a reply to message #196196] |
Wed, 09 July 2008 21:39 |
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Originally posted by: milan.milanovic.org
Hi Alex,
good, thank you.
One more thing, what technique can I use to maintain traceability links
between those two domain models ?
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Best regards, Milan Milanovic
Alex Shatalin wrote:
> Hello Milan,
> Then it should not be a problem. See Ecore diagram editor as an example -
> you can open diagram and create package and class in it. Then you can save,
> double-click on the package and see package diagram with class represented
> as top-level node with possibility to draw links. Looks like your use case
> is the same with only one difference - "second" diagram openned by
double-clicking
> to the element will be a diagram of different type (in Ecore example it is
> same type of diagram - ecore diagram), but it should not be a problem to
> use different diagram type here - the rest will work in a same way..
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> Alex Shatalin
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| Re: Combining two domain models into one application [message #196556 is a reply to message #196196] |
Thu, 10 July 2008 20:34 |
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Originally posted by: milan.milanovic.org
Dear Alex,
I forgot to ask, what if one GMF application is done in GMF 1.0 and the
second in 2.0 (will be created) ?
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Thx, Milan
Alex Shatalin wrote:
> Hello Milan,
> Then it should not be a problem. See Ecore diagram editor as an example -
> you can open diagram and create package and class in it. Then you can save,
> double-click on the package and see package diagram with class represented
> as top-level node with possibility to draw links. Looks like your use case
> is the same with only one difference - "second" diagram openned by
double-clicking
> to the element will be a diagram of different type (in Ecore example it is
> same type of diagram - ecore diagram), but it should not be a problem to
> use different diagram type here - the rest will work in a same way..
> -----------------
> Alex Shatalin
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