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| Re: How do I structure a large .ecore model? [message #425654 is a reply to message #425653] |
Wed, 03 December 2008 20:18  |
 Ed Merks
Messages: 33141
Registered: July 2009 |
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Anders,
Comments below.
Anders Forsell wrote:
> Is it possible to use two .ecore models with one referencing elements
> from the other?
Of course. The extended library tutorial shows that.
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> Otherwise, I guess EPackages can be used to divide the .ecore model.
Yes, organizing your modeling into meaningful packages is important.
You can even have interrelated packages, though you'll have to generate
them into a single project.
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> I am looking for some benefits and drawbacks from using any of the
> above methods.
Well, it's nice for packages to be logical groupings. Some models like
UML have a few hundred classes in a single package, which seems fine. A
few thousand would be way too much in my opinion.
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> Thanks in advance,
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> ---
> Anders
Ed Merks
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