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| Validation not happening [message #506097] |
Wed, 06 January 2010 02:24  |
 chris
Messages: 72
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Hi,
I have a problem with validating my models. I have defined all kinds of
constraints (both Java and OCL) in the gmfmap file, and they show up in
the runtime workbench under Preferences/Model validation. However, I
don't have a Validate menu option in my GMF Diagram menu (I think I used
to have one :-) ). Additionally, if I open my model with the tree editor
generated by EMF, and if I choose validate on my root element, only the
EMF contraints (which e.g. check for cardinalities) are executed.
I just tried to debug my GMF editors, but it's hard to find a point
where to begin. I set a break point in
o.e.emf.validation.ui.ValidationAction and found out that the action's
Diagnostician uses an EValidatorRegistry which does not seem to hold my
constraints.
The weird thing is that it used to work, but that's a while ago, and I
have no idea at all what I could have broken.
As a side note: I'm not sure whether this might be involved, but I'm
using two different GMF editors working on different views of my model
(and being connected using the OpenDiagramBehaviour stuff).
Could anybody maybe help me to track down this issue?
Since I'm not sure if it's an EMF or a GMF issue, I decided to crosspost...
Thanks in advance,
Chris
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| Re: Validation not happening [message #506741 is a reply to message #506097] |
Sat, 09 January 2010 11:04  |
chris
Messages: 72
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi again,
for the very stupid of you out there: The solution is as simple as using
the Validation option from the Edit menu (that damn thing seems to have
moved from the Diagram menu since GMF's last release :-) ).
Sorry for occupying your time.
However, I still would like to integrate my audits into the "normal" EMF
validation framework (such that my users don't have to expect different
results from the different Validation menu eintries - curently I'm
counting 3: 1 in the Edit menu as mentioned above, 2 in the popup menu
in my model's tree editor :-( ). Could anybody maybe point me to some
info concerning that task?
Cheers,
Chris
Am 06.01.2010 08:17, schrieb chris:
> Hi,
>
> I have a problem with validating my models. I have defined all kinds of
> constraints (both Java and OCL) in the gmfmap file, and they show up in
> the runtime workbench under Preferences/Model validation. However, I
> don't have a Validate menu option in my GMF Diagram menu (I think I used
> to have one :-) ). Additionally, if I open my model with the tree editor
> generated by EMF, and if I choose validate on my root element, only the
> EMF contraints (which e.g. check for cardinalities) are executed.
>
> I just tried to debug my GMF editors, but it's hard to find a point
> where to begin. I set a break point in
> o.e.emf.validation.ui.ValidationAction and found out that the action's
> Diagnostician uses an EValidatorRegistry which does not seem to hold my
> constraints.
>
> The weird thing is that it used to work, but that's a while ago, and I
> have no idea at all what I could have broken.
>
> As a side note: I'm not sure whether this might be involved, but I'm
> using two different GMF editors working on different views of my model
> (and being connected using the OpenDiagramBehaviour stuff).
>
> Could anybody maybe help me to track down this issue?
>
> Since I'm not sure if it's an EMF or a GMF issue, I decided to crosspost...
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Chris
--
Ray Bradbury: "You have to know how to accept rejection and reject
acceptance."
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| Re: Validation not happening [message #506837 is a reply to message #506741] |
Sun, 10 January 2010 20:55 |
Ed Merks
Messages: 33137
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Chris,
The basic EMF validation is done via
org.eclipse.emf.edit.ui.action.ValidateAction which used a specialized
Diagnostician in createDiagnostician...
chris wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> for the very stupid of you out there: The solution is as simple as using
> the Validation option from the Edit menu (that damn thing seems to have
> moved from the Diagram menu since GMF's last release :-) ).
>
> Sorry for occupying your time.
>
> However, I still would like to integrate my audits into the "normal" EMF
> validation framework (such that my users don't have to expect different
> results from the different Validation menu eintries - curently I'm
> counting 3: 1 in the Edit menu as mentioned above, 2 in the popup menu
> in my model's tree editor :-( ). Could anybody maybe point me to some
> info concerning that task?
>
> Cheers,
> Chris
>
>
> Am 06.01.2010 08:17, schrieb chris:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a problem with validating my models. I have defined all kinds of
>> constraints (both Java and OCL) in the gmfmap file, and they show up in
>> the runtime workbench under Preferences/Model validation. However, I
>> don't have a Validate menu option in my GMF Diagram menu (I think I used
>> to have one :-) ). Additionally, if I open my model with the tree editor
>> generated by EMF, and if I choose validate on my root element, only the
>> EMF contraints (which e.g. check for cardinalities) are executed.
>>
>> I just tried to debug my GMF editors, but it's hard to find a point
>> where to begin. I set a break point in
>> o.e.emf.validation.ui.ValidationAction and found out that the action's
>> Diagnostician uses an EValidatorRegistry which does not seem to hold my
>> constraints.
>>
>> The weird thing is that it used to work, but that's a while ago, and I
>> have no idea at all what I could have broken.
>>
>> As a side note: I'm not sure whether this might be involved, but I'm
>> using two different GMF editors working on different views of my model
>> (and being connected using the OpenDiagramBehaviour stuff).
>>
>> Could anybody maybe help me to track down this issue?
>>
>> Since I'm not sure if it's an EMF or a GMF issue, I decided to crosspost...
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Chris
>>
>
>
>
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Chris,<br>
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The basic EMF validation is done via
org.eclipse.emf.edit.ui.action.ValidateAction which used a specialized
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chris wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi again,
for the very stupid of you out there: The solution is as simple as using
the Validation option from the Edit menu (that damn thing seems to have
moved from the Diagram menu since GMF's last release :-) ).
Sorry for occupying your time.
However, I still would like to integrate my audits into the "normal" EMF
validation framework (such that my users don't have to expect different
results from the different Validation menu eintries - curently I'm
counting 3: 1 in the Edit menu as mentioned above, 2 in the popup menu
in my model's tree editor :-( ). Could anybody maybe point me to some
info concerning that task?
Cheers,
Chris
Am 06.01.2010 08:17, schrieb chris:
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
I have a problem with validating my models. I have defined all kinds of
constraints (both Java and OCL) in the gmfmap file, and they show up in
the runtime workbench under Preferences/Model validation. However, I
don't have a Validate menu option in my GMF Diagram menu (I think I used
to have one :-) ). Additionally, if I open my model with the tree editor
generated by EMF, and if I choose validate on my root element, only the
EMF contraints (which e.g. check for cardinalities) are executed.
I just tried to debug my GMF editors, but it's hard to find a point
where to begin. I set a break point in
o.e.emf.validation.ui.ValidationAction and found out that the action's
Diagnostician uses an EValidatorRegistry which does not seem to hold my
constraints.
The weird thing is that it used to work, but that's a while ago, and I
have no idea at all what I could have broken.
As a side note: I'm not sure whether this might be involved, but I'm
using two different GMF editors working on different views of my model
(and being connected using the OpenDiagramBehaviour stuff).
Could anybody maybe help me to track down this issue?
Since I'm not sure if it's an EMF or a GMF issue, I decided to crosspost...
Thanks in advance,
Chris
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