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Santhosh Adiga
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Re: [cme-dev] Running CMEin oure
Please respond to JVM environment
Santhosh Adiga
Thanks Harold,
I also wanted to know if I could using CME, from an initial
query result on
an input artifact, let the user manually select the concerns of
interest and automate the
process of writing pointcuts for these concerns, assuming that a
pre-written advice code already exists for the concern. If it is
possible, what are the specific tools in CME that I can use for this
purpose?
Thanks and Regards
Santhosh
On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 16:13:22 -0500, Harold Ossher <ossher@xxxxxxxxxx>
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> Hi Santhosh,
>
> Yes, you can do this. The easiest way to see how is to take a look at the
> JUnit tests of the query system, which build a concern model and then run
> queries against it. They're in the test.panther project. A good example
is
> TestDemoQueries. If you navigate up to the superclass method
> DemoQueryTest.setup() you'll see example code for setting up the concern
> model programmatically, and in the higher superclass method
> FileBasedQueryTest.doRun() you'll see how to invoke queries.
>
> Regards, Harold
>
> Santhosh Adiga
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> Hi all,
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> I wanted to know if there was anyway I could invoke
> cme programmaticlally to support all the query processing for
> an input artifact..in a non-eclipse..pure JVM environment.
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