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In my Ecore model all types that come from outside the current model are not resolved by their proxies. All fields of the object returned by getType() are null and only the storage type URI is filled in at runtime. Here is an extract of my model: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <ecore:EPackage xmi:version="2.0" xmlns:xmi="http://www.omg.org/XMI" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:ecore="http://www.eclipse.org/emf/2002/Ecore" name="model" nsURI="http:///model.ecore" nsPrefix="model"> <eSubpackages name="general" nsURI="http:///model/general.ecore" nsPrefix="model

I trying to create one simple diagram using EMF & GMF in Eclipse plug-ins. I have created one Ecore with two node & connection. I am able to generate GMF out of that. When I run my application I am getting the palate and with the help of that I am able to draw the GMF diagram. But I want that programmatically. I have created one XML out of that Ecore and successfully able to load that XML into the EMF object. So my EObject is having that XML values. Now I want a GMF diagram out of that automatically. like with the opening of one sample RCP view it should load the GMF content. The problem is

Using EMF, I'd like to define an attribute whose data type (EType) is external to my EMF model. That is, the type I want is a normal hand-coded Java class that is not part of my EMF model. Using AnySimpleType is a last resort. I want more type-safety (and less type casting) than using a generic Object provides. Eclipse's Properties editor restricts EType to a predefined set of values. I can neither enter my own class name nor find a way to add the class I want to the list of options. You can add a data type to eCore models by manually adding an eClassifiers entry to the *.ecore file. (I was

I have used Eclipse Xtext in several projects. I loved the ease of defining a grammar over an Ecore (meta)model and letting everything generated for you including awesome Eclipse plugin editor, but I was quite uncomfortable with the underlying EMF framework with everything hard-wired in static fields. Lately I came across Jetbrains' MPS (Meta Programming System) . It's based on completely different philosophy. While Xtext is for creating text-based DSLs generating a parser for you (and instantiating those EObjects), in MPS-created language one edits directly underlying model structure. So far

Need a idea for developing very simple application demonstrating concepts of MDA. Alright, it is hard to find something analogous to a hello world in MDA world as MDA is geared on solving a bigger problem. The best way in my opinion to get started is to approach the below problem by "thinking in meta- model " In any real world application, there are certain artifacts that you require for any business entity to be persisted. Pick 2 such simple entities like Customer and Orders and generate all the corresponding artifacts across all the layers of any multi-tiered application (like ui,

How do I install an Eclipse EPP through the software installer for 3.8? I would like to choose the "EPP Modeling Feature" and install all of its packages rather than selecting them all individually. As an example if I install Eclipse Juno "Eclipse Modeling Tools" and then look at the installed software packages I will see "EPP Modeling Feature 1.5.0.20120620-0855 org.eclipse.epp.package.modeling.feature.group. If I then also install the base Eclipse 3.8 and choose "install new software" and turn off "group by category" I can find the EPPs. I can't install them however since they are written to

What is the best way to convert .xsd -files into .ecore -files? Is there an Eclipse plugin for that? That's what worked for me: New -> Project... Eclipse Modeling Framework -> EMF Project Model Importers: XML Schema Model URIs : [Select xsd-File] To revalidate the .ecore-File when xsd has changed: Right-Click on .genmodel -File Reload... If you do not want to create a new MDT project every time you want to import a schema as ECore model then there is also another way to do this: New -> EMF Generator Model (in "Eclipse Modelling Framework") Press Next Select folder and specify filename (has to