[news.eclipse.technology.epf] Re: Getting RoleSets from XMI files

[Ed Merks <merks@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Quentin,

Comments below.


Quentin DEME wrote:
> Ed, I have splitted the message in two problems:
>
> --------------- Unresolved proxy (Obtaining the names of the guidelines)
>
> The path is 
> "C:/myWorkspace/com.st.library/EPF6/PMM_plugin/deliveryprocesses/PMM_lifecycle/model.xmi" 
Well, this isn't a good URI.  You should be using URI.createFileURI 
given this path to create a proper URI for it.  With the above path, 
relative references won't work correctly.  In fact, I suspect you really 
should be using a platform resource URI, i.e., 
platform:/resource/com.st.library/EPF6/PMM_plugin/deliveryprocesses/PMM_lifecycle/model.xmi 
(which you'd created from an IFile using 
URI.createPlatformResourceURI(ifile.getFullPath().toString()).
> This xmi file contains uma references inside.
>
> I've understood what you wanted me to do about eProxyURI() of the 
> InternalEOBject. Here is a debug output I made, from inside the loop:
>
>  - Phase : Project Specification and Project Definition
>   - Guideline : org.eclipse.epf.uma.impl.GuidelineImpl
>     - getPresentationName() :     - getName() :     - eIsProxy() : true
>     - getGuid() : _ou7UEha3Ed22s7Cm8XbSQw
>     - eProxyURI() : uma://_wTuT0MmrEdyxNoaGNtevxw#_GgH6wOn8EdyMKb-pMuCr4g
>     - eProxyURI of InternalEObject: 
> uma://_wTuT0MmrEdyxNoaGNtevxw#_GgH6wOn8EdyMKb-pMuCr4g
>
> The two proxyURI seem to be the same... what does this mean?
Not sure how you got the two, but a proxy has a URI just like this.  I 
would expect there to be a resource in the resource set with URI 
"uma://_wTuT0MmrEdyxNoaGNtevxw".  Is there such a resource in the 
resource set?
> --------------- Library into plugin (Using the library from the Eclise 
> plugin)
>
> I've created a test plugin which only contains System.out.println 
> stuff. I have exported it to a .jar file. In my plugin, I did 
> "Runtime" -> "Classpath" -> "Add", and I added this .jar file.
> And it worked fine!
>
> Then, I tried to so the same with my library. I have exported it to a 
> .jar file and added it to my plugin's classpath.
> --> Now, I don't get "NoClassDefFoundError: 
> com/st/library/STXMIParser", but I get this : "NoClassDefFoundError: 
> org/eclipse/emf/ecore/resource/resourceSet" (and it's my library that 
> uses emf)
>
> I even tried to export emf.ecore to a .jar file and to add it to the 
> plugin's classpath, but it doesn't solve anything.
EMF is already in a jar file.  You should just create a dependency on 
the org.eclipse.emf.ecore plugin.  When we generate your model, it 
should already be set up this way...
> ---------------
>
> Thank you,
>
> Quentin