[news.eclipse.modeling.m2m] Re: [ATL, UML] How to structure output model

[Arnd <kachd@xxxxxx>]

I found a solution...

I have to use a rule like this:

rule Model2System {
	from
	m : uml!Model
	to
	ar : symtas!ArchitectureType(),
	root : symtas!SymTASystemType ()
	do {
		for (i in uml!InstanceSpecification.allInstances()) {
			ar.bus <- thisModule.generateArchitectureBus();
		}
	}
}

This way, a root is created, the "architecture"-structure is generated 
within, and in the loop new elements are generated at the right place...

It should work fine with multiple structures, too...

Bye,

Bragenheim




Aamir schrieb:
> A good question by bragenheim. I have a question similar to it that I 
> want to have multiple hierarchies at the output xmi.For two layers i can 
> do it but what for multiple layers.I have tried this code:
>
> rule processor {
>    from s :UML2!Component(s.isStereotypeApplied('HwProcessor')    )
>    to     t : MYUML!component (    name<-s.name,
>
>                    busInterfaces<-ibusIf,
>                                                     model<-imodel,
>                                                        cpus<-icpus    ), 
>                                    
>                                                 ibusIf : 
> MYUML!busInterface,
>                                                 imodel : MYUML!model 
> (ports<-prt),
>                                                 icpus : MYUML!cpus 
> (cpu<-icpu),
>                                                 prt : 
> MYUML!logicalPort(name<-prt.name),
>                                                 icpu : MYUML!cpu 
> (name<-s.name)
> }
>
> Here i try to create the component object and in it, i create the 
> name,busInterface,model and cpus. But when I want to extend this 
> hierarchy, I mean i create ports in the model and cpu in the cpus, it 
> actually creates them outside the processor main component.
>
> I wanted to have multiple hierarchies. Any help is really appreciating.
>
> Thanks alot,
>
> -aamir-