| QVTO Transformation in a Eclipse Plugin [message #847753] |
Tue, 17 April 2012 12:10  |
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Hi
I'm trying to develop a Eclipse Plugin, in which a QVTO Transformation is executed by clicking in a Wizard on a Button.
So I created a Plugin with a Wizard and added the TransformationExecuter classes as described here in the forum for a QVTO Transformation execution by code.
But now I have to reference from my Plugin - Project the corresponding QVTO - Project, where I've implementented my metamodels, transformations and modelinstances.
I'm completely new with developing PlugIns so I've no idea how to realise this. Because on the one side I can't make a PlugIn Project with QVTO Support and on the other side I can't reference my QVTO Project from my PlugIn Project.
What have I to do to realise this ?
Thanks
Benni
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| Re: QVTO Transformation in a Eclipse Plugin [message #848822 is a reply to message #847834] |
Wed, 18 April 2012 11:52  |
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The other alternative is to do:
URI uri =
URI.createPlatformPluginURI(MyPlugin.PLUGIN_ID+"/transform/transformation.qvto",
true);
This assumes the transformation was in the path
transform/transformation.qvto within your plugin and you're accessing
the plug-in ID using the static string PLUGIN_ID. Alternatively
assuming the plugin was of ID com.example.plugin you would have:
URI uri =
URI.createPlatformPluginURI("com.example.plugin/transform/transformation.qvto",
true);
Alan
On 2012-04-17 17:51:20 +0000, Fabio L. S. said:
> Hello Benni;
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> You don't need to reference a project in another. First, you have to
> create plugins for your Ecore metamodels (using EMF). Use the wizard to
> export them as jars and copy these jars to the "plugin" directory in
> Eclipse. Now you can use the metamodels in your "plugin project". Copy
> the needed files (transformation in .qvto and other models you use) to
> a folder in the "plugin project". And use:
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> URL url =
> YourEditorPlugin.getPlugin().getBundle().getEntry("transformation.qvto"));
URL
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> resolved = FileLocator.toFileURL(url);
> URI uri = URI.createURI(url.toString(), true);
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> To obtain the Uri to be used by the TransformationExecutor.
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> Maybe there is another way... But this one worked for me.
>
> Regards;
> Fábio L. S.
> --
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