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OCL check programmatically [message #1037077]

Tue, 09 April 2013 06:38

Rob Fri

Messages: 1
Registered: April 2013

Junior Member

Hi everybody,

I use Topcased 5.3. I created a .ocl file for checking models.
I always call the 'OCL Check...' for the .uml file manually.
Now I want to integrate this check in a plug-in and start by an action.

Can somebody tell me if it's possible to load the .ocl file inside the plug-in and start the ocl check programmatically (including setting of markers and writing errors/warnings/.. to the problems view)?

Regards Rob

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Re: OCL check programmatically [message #1037364 is a reply to message #1037077]

Tue, 09 April 2013 13:10

Ed Willink

Messages: 7670
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Hi

It's only software. I'm sure it's possible.

However "OCL Check..." is not something I recognize, so it sounds like a
Topcased facility, and I suspect that Topcased has not kept up with many
of the improvements in Eclipse OCL. For instance there is now a Load
Complete OCL Resource action that allows the standard Validate to work.

Regards

Ed Willink

On 09/04/2013 14:05, Rob Fri wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I use Topcased 5.3. I created a .ocl file for checking models.
> I always call the 'OCL Check...' for the .uml file manually.
> Now I want to integrate this check in a plug-in and start by an action.
>
> Can somebody tell me if it's possible to load the .ocl file inside the
> plug-in and start the ocl check programmatically (including setting of
> markers and writing errors/warnings/.. to the problems view)?
>
> Regards Rob

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