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Where to get the GMF configuration files of UMLTools? [message #476364] Mon, 23 March 2009 06:55 Go to next message
David BY Chan is currently offline David BY ChanFriend
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Registered: July 2009
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I'm going to develop a TTCN-3 GFT Editor, GFT inherits from MSC, it is
similar with Sequence Diagram but using different notations. I think I
can get some ideas from UMLTools SD source code.

I downloaded the source code from Eclipse CVS and basically it runs
good, but I didn't find the GMF configuration files such as GMF Graph,
GMF Mapping an Xpand templates.

Thanks for your help!
Re: Where to get the GMF configuration files of UMLTools? [message #476365 is a reply to message #476364] Mon, 23 March 2009 14:41 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Tatiana Fesenko is currently offline Tatiana FesenkoFriend
Messages: 530
Registered: July 2009
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Hello David,

GMF sources of UML2 Tools diagrams are located in org.eclipse.uml2.diagram.def
plugin.
You can find more details about generating UML2 Tools diagrams here - http://wiki.eclipse.org/MDT-UML2Tools_How_To_Regenerage_Diag rams

Best wishes,
Tanya.

> I'm going to develop a TTCN-3 GFT Editor, GFT inherits from MSC, it is
> similar with Sequence Diagram but using different notations. I think I
> can get some ideas from UMLTools SD source code.
>
> I downloaded the source code from Eclipse CVS and basically it runs
> good, but I didn't find the GMF configuration files such as GMF Graph,
> GMF Mapping an Xpand templates.
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
Re: Where to get the GMF configuration files of UMLTools? [message #476371 is a reply to message #476364] Wed, 08 April 2009 09:59 Go to previous message
Michael Golubev is currently offline Michael GolubevFriend
Messages: 383
Registered: July 2009
Senior Member
Hello David,

At the end of M6 cycle GMF tooling component have introduced a big pack of
changes into the GMF metamodels and templates, including the changes of nsURIs
for GMFGen/GMFMap's.
Right now we don't have completed migration yet, so we have to use GMF M5
as a generation base. Migration process can be tracked as scr#271595.

Please note that all of our generated code (the whole U2T runtime feature)
uses and works fine under GMF runtime M6 (so at the build level, U2T is GMF
M6 compatible), the M5 requirement is valid only for codegen part (which
is not executed as a part of a builds).

So, until #271595 is fixed, we are using a mix of GMF runtime M6 + GMF tooling/codegen
M5 as a develpment platform.
This can be achieved by installing the whole M6 binaries to the target platform
and using GMF tooling sources checked out by M5 date.

Hope it helps,
Regards,
Michael



> I'm going to develop a TTCN-3 GFT Editor, GFT inherits from MSC, it is
> similar with Sequence Diagram but using different notations. I think I
> can get some ideas from UMLTools SD source code.
>
> I downloaded the source code from Eclipse CVS and basically it runs
> good, but I didn't find the GMF configuration files such as GMF Graph,
> GMF Mapping an Xpand templates.
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
Re: Where to get the GMF configuration files of UMLTools? [message #623629 is a reply to message #476364] Mon, 23 March 2009 14:41 Go to previous message
Tatiana Fesenko is currently offline Tatiana FesenkoFriend
Messages: 530
Registered: July 2009
Senior Member
Hello David,

GMF sources of UML2 Tools diagrams are located in org.eclipse.uml2.diagram.def
plugin.
You can find more details about generating UML2 Tools diagrams here - http://wiki.eclipse.org/MDT-UML2Tools_How_To_Regenerage_Diag rams

Best wishes,
Tanya.

> I'm going to develop a TTCN-3 GFT Editor, GFT inherits from MSC, it is
> similar with Sequence Diagram but using different notations. I think I
> can get some ideas from UMLTools SD source code.
>
> I downloaded the source code from Eclipse CVS and basically it runs
> good, but I didn't find the GMF configuration files such as GMF Graph,
> GMF Mapping an Xpand templates.
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
Re: Where to get the GMF configuration files of UMLTools? [message #623635 is a reply to message #476364] Wed, 08 April 2009 09:59 Go to previous message
Michael Golubev is currently offline Michael GolubevFriend
Messages: 383
Registered: July 2009
Senior Member
Hello David,

At the end of M6 cycle GMF tooling component have introduced a big pack of
changes into the GMF metamodels and templates, including the changes of nsURIs
for GMFGen/GMFMap's.
Right now we don't have completed migration yet, so we have to use GMF M5
as a generation base. Migration process can be tracked as scr#271595.

Please note that all of our generated code (the whole U2T runtime feature)
uses and works fine under GMF runtime M6 (so at the build level, U2T is GMF
M6 compatible), the M5 requirement is valid only for codegen part (which
is not executed as a part of a builds).

So, until #271595 is fixed, we are using a mix of GMF runtime M6 + GMF tooling/codegen
M5 as a develpment platform.
This can be achieved by installing the whole M6 binaries to the target platform
and using GMF tooling sources checked out by M5 date.

Hope it helps,
Regards,
Michael



> I'm going to develop a TTCN-3 GFT Editor, GFT inherits from MSC, it is
> similar with Sequence Diagram but using different notations. I think I
> can get some ideas from UMLTools SD source code.
>
> I downloaded the source code from Eclipse CVS and basically it runs
> good, but I didn't find the GMF configuration files such as GMF Graph,
> GMF Mapping an Xpand templates.
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
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