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| Re: How to export views and tables definitions from Eclipse HANA Studio to Papyrus? [message #1828060 is a reply to message #1828056] |
Sun, 31 May 2020 08:06   |
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Hi Ri,
the approach I would choose depends on the number of tables, average number of elements within a table,...
In the case the numbers are sufficiently small, I would simply do it manually.
In the case the manual approach would take more than two or three days, I would roll on a simple program to read out the table structure on HANA side and create an XMI file acceptable by Papyrus.
Papyrus has an import feature to import models as XMI.
As an addition : SAP R3 always forced others to use SAP interfaces. Even going from their own programming language ABAP to Java, the interfaces to use always were defined by SAP. Given that, I doubt SAP HANA features any standard interfaces.
/Carsten
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| Re: How to export views and tables definitions from Eclipse HANA Studio to Papyrus? [message #1828102 is a reply to message #1828100] |
Mon, 01 June 2020 18:02 |
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XML features complete type checking, with sub-typing. But you have to define the types with XML Schema Definitions (XSD). XSD is bulky, but works well. Very well. Back in 2002 I was lead architect in a project, where we generated more than 400 web forms based on extended XSDs. The transformation was done with XSLT.
The XML ecosystem is damn powerful, because the meta-model is always XML.
I personally like it and did things with it, others openly argued to be impossible.
Think it is time to publish my SQL based XML store with XPath search. I'll ask if I am allowed to do.
/Carsten
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