Re: [dtp-dev] help with XMI DB definition files

[brian.fitzpatrick@xxxxxxxxxx]

There is a Java class file that can be modified to generate the XMI DB definition files. Check out...

 

http://www.eclipse.org/datatools/project_modelbase/modelbase_doc/DTP%20Modelbase%20White%20paper.htm

 

and

http://www.eclipse.org/datatools/project_modelbase/modelbase_doc/sampleZip/ExampleForVendorPrimitiveWrite.java

 

The second link is to the sample Java file that generates the XMI DB definition.

 

--Fitz

Brian Fitzpatrick
Senior Software Engineer/DTP Committer
Sybase, Inc.

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Date: 11/08/2006 09:11AM
Subject: Re: [dtp-dev] help with XMI DB definition files

Hey Anthos,

> I think I have raised this topic sometime back.
> Could someone please guide me on how the file eclipse//plugins/
> org.eclipse.datatools.enablement.oracle.dbdefinition_*/runtime/
> vendors/Oracle_10/Oracle_10.xmi is generated ?

I'm not sure how these were generated initially, but I can tell you that
I've just been editing the files by hand.  I think you could write a little
EMF based application to create the model elements and serialize it out,
but, for me, it was just easier to hand edit.

Rob

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