[news.eclipse.modeling.m2m] Re: [ATL] How to define the xsi:schemaLocati

[urs zeidler <me@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Bruno wrote:
> Am I missing something?
No it's my fault, I have looked in the wrong file.

The problem is the profile to apply,
My solution is the following, there might be a lot other solutions, more 
elegant.
Who knows, might tell us :)

In the imperative part of the model rule just select the profile by a 
helper,

invar.debug('ModelRule');
for (p in invar.getAllAppliedProfiles()){
Modelvar.applyProfile(thisModule.findProfile(p.getQualifiedName()));
}

and the helper should select the profile from the profile model (PRO)

which should be included in the transformation file

helper def : findProfile(qname : String) : UML2!Profile =
UML2!Profile.allInstancesFrom('PRO')-> select(st| st.getQualifiedName() 
= qname)->first()
;

same for the stereotypes :

outvar.applyStereotype( thisModule.findStereotyp(st.getQualifiedName()));

with

helper def : findStereotyp(qname : String) : UML2!Stereotype =
UML2!Stereotype.allInstancesFrom('PRO')-> select(st| 
st.getQualifiedName() = qname)->first()
;


I have played around a bit. You could also change the helpers to select 
from allInstance() instead of From(''), but your profile need to be 
included in your transformation, for example by state them in the from 
model list
create OUT : UML2  from IN : UML2,PRO:UML2;

But it's only importance is that the profile model is loaded by the 
handler(allowInterModelReferences is not enough). If you use AM3 or 
ATLflow you do not need to state the profile in the transformation.

create OUT : UML2  from IN : UML2;

hope this will help.

greetings, urs.