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How to populate the obeo model through the api? [message #1796735]

Thu, 18 October 2018 09:23

Romain Launay is currently offline

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I would create a new Object with the java language but when i test it with " MyObject mo = new MyObject();" there are a lot of add in my code automatically.

when we go in the .aird file, we can see that the object is present but that its properties are inactive(2). Did I use the correct method to create a new object?
Thank you for your response ?

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Re: How to populate the obeo model through the api? [message #1796962 is a reply to message #1796735]

Tue, 23 October 2018 08:27

Florian Barbin is currently offline

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Hi,

Sorry but I'm not sure to understand your problem. May be a little bit more details about your context could help.

Florian

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Re: How to populate the obeo model through the api? [message #1797272 is a reply to message #1796735]

Mon, 29 October 2018 12:55

Romain Launay is currently offline

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Hello,

I find the solution, you can see in "project".impl that there is a class that allow to create new instance (Factory.impl)

Bye

Romain

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