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| Re: XSD to ecore [message #422596 is a reply to message #422594] |
Wed, 10 September 2008 19:45  |
 Ed Merks
Messages: 33142
Registered: July 2009 |
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Drew,
Comments below.
drew wrote:
> is there a way to automate some of the manual operations of generating the
> ecore and genmodel files from an existing XSD file. Here are the things we
> would like to accomplish that are currently performed manually.
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> 1)specify the the value of nsURI in the generated .ecore file inside the
> .XSD ,
That's normally done via the target namespace of the schema. I recently
added support for ecore:nsURI but that only applies for null
targetNamespace schemas
> much like how we already specify either ecore:nsPrefix or
> ecore:package (ie. ecore.nsURI) (I do not want to use targetnamespace to do
> this, since I already
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It's inconceivable to me that you'd want an nsURI that's different from
the targetNamespace, so I assume you have a null target namespace schema...
> 2)specify the copyrightText in the XSD (copyrightFields = true) so that we
> do not need to manually override this each time the .genmodel is created.
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> -- remove TheSchema.ecore from file system
> -- remove TheSchema.genmodel from file system
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Why? Oh, I guess because you've changed the nsURI of the package so you
can't do a Reload...
> -- refresh project
> -- generate TheSchema.xsd -> TheSchema.genmodel
> -- Modify TheSchema.ecore nsURI = file://ROOT/etc/TheSchema.xsd
> -- remove TheSchema.genmodel from file system
> -- refresh project
> -- generate TheSchema.ecore ->TheSchema.genmodel
> -- modify TheSchema.genmodel, copyrightFields = true, copyrightText = The
> copyright text
>
Until you can work with EMF 2.5's support for ecore:nsURI, you might
want to create a new GenModel and Ecore model with different names from
your existing ones, and then copy the new .ecore to the old .ecore
location/name while changing the nsURI. That way you avoid quite a few
steps, including the copyright settings in the GenModel.
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Ed Merks
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