Running the Class2Relational examples from the zoo [message #993881] |
Tue, 25 December 2012 20:19 |
Teemu Kanstrén Messages: 4 Registered: September 2009 |
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Hello all,
I am trying to get some basic ATL examples running. Specifically, I am trying out the examples of transforming a class diagram definition to a relational database schema definition. This is the Class2Relational example from the ATL transformation zoo.
I got the ATL tutorial for transforming families to persons running fine and it produces the output as expected. So the basic setup should be ok.
But when I try to run the Class2Relational example, all I get is an empty file as output.
I tried to do this example first in the tutorial style by creating ecore models from the Class.xmi and Relational.xmi files, defining the configuration and running the Class2Relational.atl transformation. This produced the above empty file.
I then figured maybe I am just doing something wrong and re-tried with a new eclipse project where I just copied all the files (including directory structure) from the example as is. I figured maybe there is something I missed or changed wrong. Still it produces the same empty file.
Trying to run the example also complains about the "strings" library. It seemed to give a NumberFormatException, although couldn't figure out from where. There was a note in the Class2Relational.atl file to take the strings library out if there are problems. So I did that. Now, if I take the "strings" out as a library from the run configuration, and remove the "uses" import for it from the Class2Relational.atl file, but leave the calls to firstToLower() in the same file, it still gives me the same empty file when running the transformation. I was expecting a compile error or something as I though "firstToLower()" was in strings library. Unfortunately, I have no idea how to properly debug what happens in each step.
Anyway, this is where I am stuck at. Any ideas what is wrong? That is, how do I get the Class2Relational actually running..?
Thanks,
Teemu
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