Re: [m2t-dev] JET Question

[Paul Elder <pelder@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Thiru:

Thanks for your question.

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But, to answer you question. A two part
answer:

1) If you are using M2T JET (also known
as JET2), then no. JET2 has dependencies on the Eclipse workspace. As an
alternative, you can run JET2 transformations from Ant (the jet.transform
Ant task). You still would require Eclipse to run the ant build, but this
can be done via the Eclipse command line: 

  eclipse -application org.eclipse.ant.core.antRunner
... standard Ant command line

2) If you are using JET that comes bundled
in EMF (aka JET1), then the compiler generates a Java class that is independent
of any Eclipse runtime, and you could use them in a Java program.

Paul


Paul Elder
IBM Rational Software
E-mail: pelder@xxxxxxxxxx

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Subject	[m2t-dev] JET Question

Hi All,
 
I have a question on JET templates. Can we
execute JET template through command prompt in Java? I want to create a
JAR archive with JET templates and should able to run from command prompt;

Ex: > java –jar JET_file_name.jar.
 
 
Thanks & Regards,
-Thiru X 6548
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