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| Re: Unable to Apply Profile to my Model [message #423216 is a reply to message #423211] |
Wed, 24 September 2008 23:04  |
 Ed Merks
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Roshan,
This whole issue of apply profiles and "my profiles don't resolve"
sounds like a Frequently Asked Question to me. But a UML one, so best
to ask on the UML newsgroup *after *looking at the FAQ and at all the
documentation they have for how to apply and resolve profiles.
Roshan Soni wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This might also be a UML newsgroup question but I'll try here first.
> I used RSM to create a profile ("MyProfile"), to which I am now
> mapping to an eCore model. When I run the mapping process and load
> input model. I try to apply my profile.
>
> I found out while debugging that isEProxy() returns true and that
> eURIProxy has the profile but is not loaded. So I tried to use
> resolve from EcoreUtil.
>
>
> for (Profile profile : inputModel.getAllAppliedProfiles()) {
> ResourceSet resourceSet = new ResourceSetImpl();
> boolean proxy = profile.eIsProxy();
> if(proxy){
> EObject out = EcoreUtil.resolve((EObject)profile, resourceSet);
> }
> if(profile.getName()!=null &&
> profile.getName().compareTo("MyProfile")==0){
> myProfile = profile;
> break;
> }
> }
>
> As you can see out is not used, but also returns null as well. Does
> anyone know how to load the profile correctly. I'm going crazy trying
> to figure out the solution, any help would be great.
>
> Thanks,
> Roshan
>
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Roshan,<br>
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This whole issue of apply profiles and "my profiles don't resolve"
sounds like a Frequently Asked Question to me.
Ed Merks
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