| Re: [henshin-user] about the higher-order (HO) transformation |
Hello Christian, The problems are solved. Thank you very much. Nebras From: henshin-user-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:henshin-user-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Christian Krause Hi Nebras, it looks like you were not using the correct resource implementation when you saved the file. Could it be that you registered a XMIResourceFactory for the *.henshin file extension? If you use the HenshinResourceSet implementation, this should be correctly done automatically. The problem is that your generated file does not use UUIDs (but XPaths) to reference objects. If you want to use diagrams, you need to use UUIDs. This is automatically enabled in the HenshinResource implementation. If UUIDs are enabled, you will see an "id"-field for every object in the XMI. Cheers, Christian 2015-02-19 13:37 GMT+01:00 Nebras Nassar <nassarn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>: Hello Henshin team, I have used the Henshin higher-order (HO) transformation technology to generate a Henshin file, which contains some rules. Although I can correctly execute the rules, I could not initialize a well diagram for the generated Henshin file. In other words, the generated diagram file is always empty. Why? In the attachment there is the generated Henshin file. (Please note the values of the incoming and outgoing properties). I have another question please, how can I use the Henshin higher-order (HO) transformation technology to generate a rule with the following property: “Injective Matching = false”? Thank you, Best regards, Nebras Nassar M. Sc. Nebras Nassar
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