Re: [epf-dev] EPF Delivery Process Model

[Kelvin Low <lowk@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Rajesh,

We have posted the EPF JavaDoc API to
http://www.eclipse.org/epf/composer_javadoc/. While the documentation is
not yet complete, you should be able to find many useful APIs. Of interest
to you will be the org.eclipse.epf.library.edit.process Java package. It
contains the Java classes for displaying and editing the breakdown elements
in the Process editor.

Regards,
Kelvin

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Rajesh Jain <rjain15@xxxxxxxxx>

08/13/2006 12:36 PM

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Rajesh Jain <rjain15@xxxxxxxxx>

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Hi Kevin

This is good, the MSP Export gives me good information about the API's
to Access the Process Information and traverse the Work Break down Structure.
I will spend some time understanding them, do u have some API or Documentation
to explain, else I will have to understand reading code  :-) 

Thanx, this is a good info, I guess I willhave to bug u later with more
question, I hope u wont mind. I see u are the author of MSP. 

regards
Rajesh

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From: Kelvin Low <lowk@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: [epf-dev] EPF Delivery Process Model


Hi Rajesh, 

There are APIs available...assuming you want to  traverse a Delivery
Process or Capability Pattern within EPF Composer. The best way
is look at the EPF source implementation. Here is a good example:

Eclipse Plug-in: org.eclipse.epf.export.msp

Java Source:  org.eclipse.epf.export.msp.services.ExportProjectTemplateService

Java Method:  protected
void
generateXML(Process process, StringBuffer strBuf)


If you are thinking of parsing the XMI files directory, that is another
story. 

Regards, 
Kelvin

Rajesh Jain <rjain15@xxxxxxxxx>
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08/11/2006 05:39 AM

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Subject	[epf-dev] EPF Delivery Process Model

Are there API's to add/view/modify to the Delivery Process. I am try to
programatically compose/parse a Delivery Process
and the XMI Model is very complex and seems like a non-human readable model.
Are there Java API's to traverse through the Model? 

regards
RJ. 
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