| Initialize XXX diagram file - emtpy diagram file [message #201520] |
Tue, 12 August 2008 06:43  |
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Originally posted by: marsha.rohrer.swisscom.com
Hi
I'm developing a RCP application. In this application I need a "Import"
function.
With the help of this "Import" models defined with an other GMF editor may
be used. In order to do so, the model from the other GMF editor needs to
be simplified, which I already did. The problem now is, that when I apply
"Initialize XXX diagram file" on my imported model, the diagram that is
generated doesn't show anything.
Any ideas why the content of the imported model isn't copied to the
diagram? Apparently there is no bug in the model, if there was I would get
an exception wouldn't I?
Greets
Marsha
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| Re: Generate UUID programmaticaly [message #201711 is a reply to message #201520] |
Wed, 13 August 2008 08:20  |
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Originally posted by: marsha.rohrer.swisscom.com
Hi again,
I found out where the problem is. I'm using UUIDs for my GMF Editor and
the model file that gets created while importing doesn't have an id in the
root-tag.
My question now is how can I generate such an UUID programmaticaly?
Thanks for your help
Marsha
> Hi
> I'm developing a RCP application. In this application I need a "Import"
> function.
> With the help of this "Import" models defined with an other GMF editor may
> be used. In order to do so, the model from the other GMF editor needs to
> be simplified, which I already did. The problem now is, that when I apply
> "Initialize XXX diagram file" on my imported model, the diagram that is
> generated doesn't show anything.
> Any ideas why the content of the imported model isn't copied to the
> diagram? Apparently there is no bug in the model, if there was I would get
> an exception wouldn't I?
> Greets
> Marsha
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