| Re: [henshin-dev] How to correctly build rules? |
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Hi Jens,
could you send us your files? About the <<unknown>> node: this is probably a bug in the graphical editor. As a temporary workaround, try to change the <<create>> node to <<preserve>>, draw the edge, and change <<preserve>> back to <<create>> again. I am working on this problem. Cheers, Christian On 10/03/2012 12:59 PM, Jens Bürger wrote: Hello everyone, I want to do the following with Henshin: Starting with existing instance models of UML2 (using a UML-Profile offering stereotypes), later BPMN, I want to search through models and try to apply different rules (with different parameters) programmaticaly to make local modifications to some model elements. In the first step, I'm trying the following: I created a UML2-Model containing a deployment diagram containing two nodes connected through a communication path. I want to build a Henshin rule which applies a certain stereotype to a given node, may it be handeled via a parameter. So I tried to create a rule (see attachement). I'm not sure which type of connection to choose. I looked at the .uml-file of the instance model, a stereotype attached to another node is only referenced usind the attributes base_Class and base_Classifier. Additionally, it seems, whatever type I choose, the <<create>>-node in the Rule editor changes to <<unknown>>. What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance, Jens So I imported the UML-Metamodel |