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generating code while refering to a runtime instance of a model [message #431783]

Sun, 26 July 2009 15:45

Eclipse User

Hello

I have a *.ecore file that refers to elements of a runtime instance of
an other model. If I try to create a genmodel for that there is no
referenced generator model to select at the last page of the wizard and
the root package of the referenced runtime instance of the model is not
shown either.
I already checked that the referenced model has the following extension
point declared:
<extension point="org.eclipse.emf.ecore.generated_package">
<package
uri = "http://www.eclipse.org/jcrm/0.8.0/dmodel"
class = "org.eclipse.emf.jcrm.dmodel.DmodelPackage"
genModel = "model/domainmodel.genmodel" />
</extension>

Any help is much appreciated.

Best,

Sandro

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Re: generating code while refering to a runtime instance of a model [message #431796 is a reply to message #431783]

Mon, 27 July 2009 05:53

Eclipse User

Hi Sandro!

Sandro Böhme schrieb:
> Hello
>
> I have a *.ecore file that refers to elements of a runtime instance of
> an other model.

What do you mean with "runtime instance of another model"? Your
..ecore-file refers to model elements of another .ecore file?

> If I try to create a genmodel for that there is no
> referenced generator model to select at the last page of the wizard and
> the root package of the referenced runtime instance of the model is not
> shown either.

You have to create a .genmodel file for your referenced model and add
this file on the last wizard page you mentioned.

> I already checked that the referenced model has the following extension
> point declared:
> <extension point="org.eclipse.emf.ecore.generated_package">
> <package
> uri = "http://www.eclipse.org/jcrm/0.8.0/dmodel"
> class = "org.eclipse.emf.jcrm.dmodel.DmodelPackage"
> genModel = "model/domainmodel.genmodel" />
> </extension>

Although extending the generated_package extension point is necessary
(or at least highly recommended) for model plugins, (as far as I know)
it has nothing to do with your cross model references issue.

> Any help is much appreciated.
>
> Best,
>
> Sandro
>

Mario

Re: generating code while refering to a runtime instance of a model [message #431798 is a reply to message #431796]

Mon, 27 July 2009 06:59

Eclipse User

Mario Winterer schrieb:
> Hi Sandro!
>
> Sandro Böhme schrieb:
>> Hello
>>
>> I have a *.ecore file that refers to elements of a runtime instance of
>> an other model.
>
> What do you mean with "runtime instance of another model"? Your
> .ecore-file refers to model elements of another .ecore file?
When loading a resource to an ecore file one can choose between a
runtime instance and a development instance of a resource. In my case I
need a runtime instance. I learned that this runtime instance uses the
package URI (in my case http://www.eclipse.org/jcrm/0.8.0/dmodel) of the
model in the actual reference within the ecore file while the
development instance uses the file URI to the *.ecore file.
When I used the development instance there was no problem creating the
genmodel including references to an other model. But since I now need
the runtime instance it doesn't work anymore.

>
> > If I try to create a genmodel for that there is no
>> referenced generator model to select at the last page of the wizard
>> and the root package of the referenced runtime instance of the model
>> is not shown either.
>
> You have to create a .genmodel file for your referenced model and add
> this file on the last wizard page you mentioned.
>
>> I already checked that the referenced model has the following
>> extension point declared:
>> <extension point="org.eclipse.emf.ecore.generated_package">
>> <package
>> uri = "http://www.eclipse.org/jcrm/0.8.0/dmodel"
>> class = "org.eclipse.emf.jcrm.dmodel.DmodelPackage"
>> genModel = "model/domainmodel.genmodel" />
>> </extension>
>
> Although extending the generated_package extension point is necessary
> (or at least highly recommended) for model plugins, (as far as I know)
> it has nothing to do with your cross model references issue.
>
>> Any help is much appreciated.
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> Sandro
>>
>
> Mario

Re: generating code while refering to a runtime instance of a model [message #431802 is a reply to message #431798]

Mon, 27 July 2009 09:13

Eclipse User

Sandro Böhme schrieb:
> Mario Winterer schrieb:
>> Hi Sandro!
>>
>> Sandro Böhme schrieb:
>>> Hello
>>>
>>> I have a *.ecore file that refers to elements of a runtime instance
>>> of an other model.
>>
>> What do you mean with "runtime instance of another model"? Your
>> .ecore-file refers to model elements of another .ecore file?
> When loading a resource to an ecore file one can choose between a
> runtime instance and a development instance of a resource. In my case I
> need a runtime instance. I learned that this runtime instance uses the
> package URI (in my case http://www.eclipse.org/jcrm/0.8.0/dmodel) of the
> model in the actual reference within the ecore file while the
> development instance uses the file URI to the *.ecore file.
> When I used the development instance there was no problem creating the
> genmodel including references to an other model. But since I now need
> the runtime instance it doesn't work anymore.

OK. I've tried to do the same and it worked for me - but "runtime
models" refers to all models that are registered in the currently
running platform (e.g. emf plugins and others), and not to models that
you have defined somewhere in your workspace (e.g. in your domain model
plug-in).
How did you manage to add a reference to your model? Did you modify the
ecore xml directly, or did you use the default ecore editor's "load
resource..." context menu and then choose "Browse registered packages"?

>>
>> > If I try to create a genmodel for that there is no
>>> referenced generator model to select at the last page of the wizard
>>> and the root package of the referenced runtime instance of the model
>>> is not shown either.
>>
>> You have to create a .genmodel file for your referenced model and add
>> this file on the last wizard page you mentioned.
>>
>>> I already checked that the referenced model has the following
>>> extension point declared:
>>> <extension point="org.eclipse.emf.ecore.generated_package">
>>> <package
>>> uri = "http://www.eclipse.org/jcrm/0.8.0/dmodel"
>>> class = "org.eclipse.emf.jcrm.dmodel.DmodelPackage"
>>> genModel = "model/domainmodel.genmodel" />
>>> </extension>
>>
>> Although extending the generated_package extension point is necessary
>> (or at least highly recommended) for model plugins, (as far as I know)
>> it has nothing to do with your cross model references issue.
>>
>>> Any help is much appreciated.
>>>
>>> Best,
>>>
>>> Sandro
>>>
>>
>> Mario

Re: generating code while refering to a runtime instance of a model [message #431803 is a reply to message #431802]

Mon, 27 July 2009 09:40

Eclipse User

Hi Mario,

Mario Winterer schrieb:
> Sandro Böhme schrieb:
>> Mario Winterer schrieb:
>>> Hi Sandro!
>>>
>>> Sandro Böhme schrieb:
>>>> Hello
>>>>
>>>> I have a *.ecore file that refers to elements of a runtime instance
>>>> of an other model.
>>>
>>> What do you mean with "runtime instance of another model"? Your
>>> .ecore-file refers to model elements of another .ecore file?
>> When loading a resource to an ecore file one can choose between a
>> runtime instance and a development instance of a resource. In my case
>> I need a runtime instance. I learned that this runtime instance uses
>> the package URI (in my case http://www.eclipse.org/jcrm/0.8.0/dmodel)
>> of the model in the actual reference within the ecore file while the
>> development instance uses the file URI to the *.ecore file.
>> When I used the development instance there was no problem creating the
>> genmodel including references to an other model. But since I now need
>> the runtime instance it doesn't work anymore.
>
> OK. I've tried to do the same and it worked for me - but "runtime
> models" refers to all models that are registered in the currently
> running platform (e.g. emf plugins and others), and not to models that
> you have defined somewhere in your workspace (e.g. in your domain model
> plug-in).
> How did you manage to add a reference to your model? Did you modify the
> ecore xml directly, or did you use the default ecore editor's "load
> resource..." context menu and then choose "Browse registered packages"?

I used the "load resource..." action. In my case I have a generic model
in one Eclipse instance and start a second one. In this second instance
I create a new model refering to the runtime version of the generic model.
Thanks for having a look into it.

Best,

Sandro

Re: generating code while refering to a runtime instance of a model [message #431808 is a reply to message #431803]

Mon, 27 July 2009 12:25

Eclipse User

Sandro,

You need to refer to the development time instance to generate code.
I'm not sure what else to say...

Sandro Böhme wrote:
> Hi Mario,
>
> Mario Winterer schrieb:
>> Sandro Böhme schrieb:
>>> Mario Winterer schrieb:
>>>> Hi Sandro!
>>>>
>>>> Sandro Böhme schrieb:
>>>>> Hello
>>>>>
>>>>> I have a *.ecore file that refers to elements of a runtime
>>>>> instance of an other model.
>>>>
>>>> What do you mean with "runtime instance of another model"? Your
>>>> .ecore-file refers to model elements of another .ecore file?
>>> When loading a resource to an ecore file one can choose between a
>>> runtime instance and a development instance of a resource. In my
>>> case I need a runtime instance. I learned that this runtime instance
>>> uses the package URI (in my case
>>> http://www.eclipse.org/jcrm/0.8.0/dmodel) of the model in the actual
>>> reference within the ecore file while the development instance uses
>>> the file URI to the *.ecore file.
>>> When I used the development instance there was no problem creating
>>> the genmodel including references to an other model. But since I now
>>> need the runtime instance it doesn't work anymore.
>>
>> OK. I've tried to do the same and it worked for me - but "runtime
>> models" refers to all models that are registered in the currently
>> running platform (e.g. emf plugins and others), and not to models
>> that you have defined somewhere in your workspace (e.g. in your
>> domain model plug-in).
>> How did you manage to add a reference to your model? Did you modify
>> the ecore xml directly, or did you use the default ecore editor's
>> "load resource..." context menu and then choose "Browse registered
>> packages"?
>
> I used the "load resource..." action. In my case I have a generic
> model in one Eclipse instance and start a second one. In this second
> instance I create a new model refering to the runtime version of the
> generic model.
> Thanks for having a look into it.
>
> Best,
>
> Sandro

Re: generating code while refering to a runtime instance of a model [message #431815 is a reply to message #431808]

Mon, 27 July 2009 12:57

Eclipse User

I just thought I can use a model containing a reference to a runtime
version of a model for both - generating code and working with it
reflectively as described in my post from last week.
But in this case I will just try to generate different ecore files with
MWE one with a development time reference and one with a runtime reference.
Thanks for your feedback Ed.

Cheers,

Sandro

Ed Merks schrieb:
> Sandro,
>
> You need to refer to the development time instance to generate code.
> I'm not sure what else to say...
>
>
> Sandro Böhme wrote:
>> Hi Mario,
>>
>> Mario Winterer schrieb:
>>> Sandro Böhme schrieb:
>>>> Mario Winterer schrieb:
>>>>> Hi Sandro!
>>>>>
>>>>> Sandro Böhme schrieb:
>>>>>> Hello
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I have a *.ecore file that refers to elements of a runtime
>>>>>> instance of an other model.
>>>>>
>>>>> What do you mean with "runtime instance of another model"? Your
>>>>> .ecore-file refers to model elements of another .ecore file?
>>>> When loading a resource to an ecore file one can choose between a
>>>> runtime instance and a development instance of a resource. In my
>>>> case I need a runtime instance. I learned that this runtime instance
>>>> uses the package URI (in my case
>>>> http://www.eclipse.org/jcrm/0.8.0/dmodel) of the model in the actual
>>>> reference within the ecore file while the development instance uses
>>>> the file URI to the *.ecore file.
>>>> When I used the development instance there was no problem creating
>>>> the genmodel including references to an other model. But since I now
>>>> need the runtime instance it doesn't work anymore.
>>>
>>> OK. I've tried to do the same and it worked for me - but "runtime
>>> models" refers to all models that are registered in the currently
>>> running platform (e.g. emf plugins and others), and not to models
>>> that you have defined somewhere in your workspace (e.g. in your
>>> domain model plug-in).
>>> How did you manage to add a reference to your model? Did you modify
>>> the ecore xml directly, or did you use the default ecore editor's
>>> "load resource..." context menu and then choose "Browse registered
>>> packages"?
>>
>> I used the "load resource..." action. In my case I have a generic
>> model in one Eclipse instance and start a second one. In this second
>> instance I create a new model refering to the runtime version of the
>> generic model.
>> Thanks for having a look into it.
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> Sandro

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