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| Re: XINCLUDE support [message #413530 is a reply to message #413522] |
Wed, 03 October 2007 12:24  |
 Ed Merks
Messages: 33142
Registered: July 2009 |
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John,
Unfortunately we have no support for xi:include. You can make your
SAXParser include aware so that you can read such an instance, but I've
never experimented with that. The resulting SAX stream I assume would
make it look like it all came from a single file so it would be written
out to a single file in the end.
EMF itself does support containment proxies that work much like
xi:include. Any containment EReference for which resolveProxies is true
and is generated with the GenModel's Containment Proxies property set to
true, will allow you to place the contained child in a different
resource so you'd get something like
<organization href="branch.xml#/"/>
as the serialization of an organization that's contained in a different
resource.
eclipsemaniac wrote:
> hello,
>
> I have a set of documents which are related to from one to another.
>
> corporation.xml
> <organization>
> <person> ... </person>
>
> <xi:include href="branch.xml#/"/>
>
> <person> ... </person>
>
> <xi:include href="branch2.xml#/"/>
> <xi:include href="branch3.xml#/"/>
>
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> </organization>
>
>
> branch.xml
> <organization>
> <person> ... </person>
> </organization>
>
>
>
> branch1.xml
> <organization>
> <person> ... </person>
> </organization>
>
>
>
> So in object model Organization can contain other sub-organizations (in List
> of organizations)
>
>
> How to model this relationships in EMF.ECORE mode?
> How to say that reference will be created in another .xml file and this
> reference will be represented by <xi:include href="" tag?
>
> Thank You for any help,
> John Cage
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>
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Ed Merks
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