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syncronisation error with diag partitioning? [message #484229]

Fri, 04 September 2009 12:33

Eclipse User

Hi

I'm getting the following NPE error
org.eclipse.emf.workspace.util.WorkspaceSynchronizer.getFile (WorkspaceSynchronizer.java:265)

I have an editor that is using a hybrid GMF-GEF domain, I click on a
node in the GMF editor to open a new sub editor. If I save my content
in the sub editor and move back to my main editors I get loads of
repeated NPE's occuring and the error dialog is very difficult to kill

However, the contents of my sub editor are saved in my main editors.
If I eventually manage to quit the editor and reopen the diagram
everything is OK until I try to do something else.

The nodes of my sub editor exist in my main diag file. The node I
click on is a subclass of an abstract superclass. Canvas map doesn't
allow abstract classes so I have had to create a sub editor for each
concrete sub class

Does the fact that my main editor shares an editing domain cause issues
ie I need to customise the GEF editor also?

As a test I tried the following...
I tried a different simple example GMF model with just a couple of nodes
and that works OK, the only thing being different is that in my complex
editor GMF & GEF have a common editing domain

regards
Steve

Re: syncronisation error with diag partitioning? [message #484233 is a reply to message #484229]

Fri, 04 September 2009 12:51

Eclipse User

Hello Bill,

Looks like some od the resoruces was unloaded by one editor and corresponding
references were still used by another one.

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Alex Shatalin

Re: syncronisation error with diag partitioning? [message #484256 is a reply to message #484233]

Fri, 04 September 2009 16:18

Eclipse User

Alex Shatalin wrote:
> Hello Bill,
>
> Looks like some od the resoruces was unloaded by one editor and
> corresponding references were still used by another one.
>
> -----------------
> Alex Shatalin
>
>
Hi Alex

I notice that if I quit the full editor after opening the
sub editor then the errors don't seem to occur. Then if I
make my edits in the sub editor save and quit then when I
re-open the full editor I still don't get the errors, hence
some kind of synch error. ie only one editor open at once

Do you think this is a bug, feature or error on my part?

I used the method here http://www.jevon.org/wiki/GMF_Diagram_Partitioning

as my example

regards
Steve

Re: syncronisation error with diag partitioning? [message #484382 is a reply to message #484256]

Mon, 07 September 2009 06:24

Eclipse User

Hello Bill,

> Do you think this is a bug, feature or error on my part?
I suppose something wrong with "hybrid GMF-GEF domain"..
But it definitely can ba a bug in GMF. Looks like you have to investigate
this problem a bit more to realize if it's a GMF problem or a bug in your
code.

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Alex Shatalin

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