| "Generate Model Code" unexpected Error [message #401585] |
Wed, 07 June 2006 10:41  |
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Originally posted by: fhoerni.sopragroup.com
Hello,
My purpose is to build a metamodel and a conforming model. I use Eclipse
3.1.
Several sources and tutorials said to proceed with the following steps,
which lead to an error:
- I start from scratch and create a new simple project "MySimpleProject".
- in this project, I create a new Ecore Model in order to define my
metamodel: MyMetaModel.ecore - at the prompt "select a model object to
create", I choose "EPackage".
- in this MyMetaModel.ecore, I call the root package "MAIN", and create a
child class ("Book") which has 2 attributes ("title": EString and "date":
EString).
+ platform:/resource/MySimpleProject/MyMetaModel.ecore
+ package MAIN
+ class Book
+ attribute title : EString
+ attribute date: EString
At this point my metamodel is defined with no error, and I want now to
create an editor in order to build a conforming model:
- I create a new EMF Model : MyEMFModel.genmodel, which Model importer is
my previous Ecore model "MyMetaModel.ecore"
+ MyEMFModel
+ package MAIN
+ class Book
+ feature title : EString
+ feature date: EString
- then I right-click on the root of this EMF model, and choose "Generate
Model Code". This gives the following error:
""
MySimpleProject does not exist
An exception stack trace is not available.
""
I wonder If I did something wrong.
Is there another way to build a Model conforming to a MeatModel ? (perhaps
by writing XML directly, but I could not find any help about syntax)
Thanks for any help.
Frederic Hoerni
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| Re: "Generate Model Code" unexpected Error [message #401589 is a reply to message #401585] |
Wed, 07 June 2006 13:57  |
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Frederic,
Unfortunately we haven't implemented all the constraint checking 75933
<https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=75933> to validate that
the Ecore model is well formed (although we are starting to work on it
now). Things like a missing package name or package nsURI, or a missing
type for a structural feature will all cause problems later when you try
to use the model. The Error Log view (or <workspace>/.metadata/.log)
will contain a full stack trace for the problem. If you look at the
source code for that stack trace it will probably be obvious what's
returning null that shouldn't. Certainly setting a breakpoint (perhaps
an exception breakpoint for NullPointerException) and inspecting the
object involved in the problem should indicate what needs to be fixed in
your Ecore model.
Frederic Hoerni wrote:
> Hello,
>
> My purpose is to build a metamodel and a conforming model. I use
> Eclipse 3.1.
>
> Several sources and tutorials said to proceed with the following
> steps, which lead to an error:
> - I start from scratch and create a new simple project "MySimpleProject".
> - in this project, I create a new Ecore Model in order to define my
> metamodel: MyMetaModel.ecore - at the prompt "select a model object to
> create", I choose "EPackage".
> - in this MyMetaModel.ecore, I call the root package "MAIN", and
> create a child class ("Book") which has 2 attributes ("title": EString
> and "date": EString).
>
> + platform:/resource/MySimpleProject/MyMetaModel.ecore
> + package MAIN
> + class Book
> + attribute title : EString
> + attribute date: EString
>
> At this point my metamodel is defined with no error, and I want now to
> create an editor in order to build a conforming model:
> - I create a new EMF Model : MyEMFModel.genmodel, which Model importer
> is my previous Ecore model "MyMetaModel.ecore"
>
> + MyEMFModel
> + package MAIN
> + class Book
> + feature title : EString
> + feature date: EString
>
> - then I right-click on the root of this EMF model, and choose
> "Generate Model Code". This gives the following error:
>
> ""
> MySimpleProject does not exist
> An exception stack trace is not available.
> ""
>
> I wonder If I did something wrong.
> Is there another way to build a Model conforming to a MeatModel ?
> (perhaps by writing XML directly, but I could not find any help about
> syntax)
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Frederic Hoerni
>
>
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Frederic,<br>
<br>
Unfortunately we haven't implemented all the constraint checking <a
href="https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=75933">75933</a>
to validate that the Ecore model is well formed (although we are
starting to work on it now).
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| Re: "Generate Model Code" unexpected Error [message #401607 is a reply to message #401604] |
Thu, 08 June 2006 07:09 |
| Eclipse User |
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Frederic,
Definitely the project should be a Java project since we will generate
Java code that needs to compile. I've never tried the case where it's
not...
Frederic Hoerni wrote:
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> I found that this cause the exception:
>
> if (!JavaProject.hasJavaNature(project)) {
> throw ((JavaProject)JavaCore.create(project)).newNotPresentExcepti on();
> }
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> Does it mean that my project must be a Java project ?
> (I created it as a "simple" project)
>
> Frederic Hoerni
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> Ed Merks wrote:
>
>> Frederic,
>
>> Unfortunately we haven't implemented all the constraint checking
>> 75933 <https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=75933> to
>> validate that the Ecore model is well formed (although we are
>> starting to work on it now). Things like a missing package name or
>> package nsURI, or a missing type for a structural feature will all
>> cause problems later when you try to use the model. The Error Log
>> view (or <workspace>/.metadata/.log) will contain a full stack trace
>> for the problem. If you look at the source code for that stack trace
>> it will probably be obvious what's returning null that shouldn't.
>> Certainly setting a breakpoint (perhaps an exception breakpoint for
>> NullPointerException) and inspecting the object involved in the
>> problem should indicate what needs to be fixed in your Ecore model.
>
>
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