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Re: [mdt-papyrus.dev] How to recompile Papyrus standalone
Hi, Yilong,

If you included any of the "Papyrus -> Main -> UML (...)" sub-projects in your set-up, then you should have a lot more than one project imported into the workspace.

I don't understand what you're asking about the git repository.  Oomph clones it for you and imports projects from it according to your selections in the wizard.  You don't have to clone it yourself or import all of those projects.

If you select specific projects as shown below, you should have only a subset of the projects dealing specifically with UML in your workspace.

HTH,

Christian




On Jul 22, 2014, at 2:49 PM, Yilong Yang <yylonly@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hey Christian,
   Thanks for your help,  Oomph Install is less pain for set up the new platform for development. However, following your tutorial only for the UML portions of papyrus, I get the clean eclipse for development(including papyrus), only one project org.eclipse.papyrus.junit.utils one the package explorer.  Then I check the workplace of this new eclipse. The papyrus Repos under .get directory. Moreover, I import this git repos into eclipse. But still almost 700 projects in the workspace. 
   So the problem is remain here:
   1. how to only import the projects required by UML ?
   2. which is main project i can run the standalone eclipse based on this platform. 
Thanks,
Yilong

On Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 1:34 AM, Christian W. Damus <give.a.damus@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,

I'd recommend using the new Oomph setup model for Papyrus.

Download and run the Oomph installer [1].  Choose an Eclipse package to base your setup on (I'd suggest the Standard package; in any case, it must be the Luna version) and on the second page of the wizard, drag and drop the papyrus.setup file [2] from your Git clone of Papyrus onto the Eclipse.org node.  Now you'll be able to choose the specific sub-components of Papyrus that you want to import from Git into your workspace to edit; just expand Eclipse.org/<User>/Papyrus/Main and add the UML component to your set-up.  The PDE target is taken care of for you, ensuring that it includes all of the dependencies needed to compile Papyrus.

HTH,

Christian


[2] Find the papyrus.setup file in the releng/org.eclipse.papyrus.oomph folder in your Git clone.


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On Jul 15, 2014, at 11:54 AM, yylonly <yylonly@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Dear Papyrus`s team,

Papyrus has very good features for UML and SysUML, I wanna make some change for supporting new features (such as privacy on UML), then I clone Papyrus from Repos, but i found there almost 700 projects here. then i try to import all but failures. I suppose not all the projects used for Parpus, i just need basic function.

Hence I`d like to know,

1. Which projects are enough for the UML parts, then I can import them to eclipse, compile, run it into a standalone eclipse?

2. Which project is the main project to run?

Thanks,
Yilong

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Yilong Yang
Software Engineering Lab
Department of Computer and Information Science
Faulty of Science and Technology 
University of Macau (New Campus)
Taipa, Macau
E11, Room 2014

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