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Transformation via Java class: Import Library? [message #1696117]

Fri, 22 May 2015 06:33

Thomas Busch

Messages: 23
Registered: November 2014

Junior Member

Hi,

I have one QVTo-Project in my first Eclipse-Instance. There I have a transform.qvto and a myLib.qvto.
Another Java-Plugin is in the first instance which will execute that transform.qvto in a second Eclipse-Instance. This does work very well, as long as the transform.qvto doesnt import libraries. When I add the library via "import myLib;" to the transform I do not get any errors in the first Instance, but on execution in the second instance I get the error:
!MESSAGE Cannot find imported compilation unit 'myLib'

Do I have to add the library to e.g. the TransformationExecutor?
Do I have to import the library differently?

Thank you in Advance!

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Re: Transformation via Java class: Import Library? [message #1696602 is a reply to message #1696117]

Wed, 27 May 2015 13:14

Christopher Gerking

Messages: 115
Registered: April 2011

Senior Member

Hi

Hard to reproduce your setting. What kind of URI do you use in order to make
the TransformationExecutor aware of your transformation file?
platform:/plugin? platform:/resource? file:/...?

Most probably, you should deploy your QVTo project as a plugin, and use the
org.eclipse.m2m.qvt.oml.runtime.qvtTransformationContainer extension point
to declare the source container of that plugin (usually the "transforms"
directory).

Kind regards
Christopher Gerking

"Thomas Busch" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:mjmijk$upp$1@xxxxxxxxe.org...

Hi,

I have one QVTo-Project in my first Eclipse-Instance. There I have a
transform.qvto and a myLib.qvto.
Another Java-Plugin is in the first instance which will execute that
transform.qvto in a second Eclipse-Instance. This does work very well, as
long as the transform.qvto doesnt import libraries. When I add the library
via "import myLib;" to the transform I do not get any errors in the first
Instance, but on execution in the second instance I get the error:
!MESSAGE Cannot find imported compilation unit 'myLib'

Do I have to add the library to e.g. the TransformationExecutor?
Do I have to import the library differently?

Thank you in Advance!

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