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| 1 | Forum: EclipseLink «»Posted on: Tue, 23 October 2012 14:44 «»By: Michal Politowski XmlReadTransformer only for a read-only mapping I was under the impression that this should be possible.XmlWriteTransformer javadoc seems to say that it is not needed for read-only mappings.And there are even some tests for it in org/eclipse/persistence/testing/oxm/readonly/TransformationMappingTest... |
| 2 | Forum: TMF (Xtext) «»Posted on: Mon, 27 April 2009 08:07 «»By: Peter Friese Re: Injecting your own implementation of LazyTransformingTreeProvider? Paul,comments below.> I want to override some behaviors in the tree: > - custom images for different elementsAs Sebastian points out, this can be achieved with an ILabelProvider.> - add right-click listenerThat's a nice idea. We al... |
| 3 | Forum: TMF (Xtext) «»Posted on: Sat, 25 April 2009 09:11 «»By: Sebastian Zarnekow Re: Injecting your own implementation of LazyTransformingTreeProvider? Hi Paul,images may be provided by an ILabelProvider. Have a look at descendents of xtext.ui.core.DefaultLabelProvider. The implemetation that you bind with UIModule.bindILabelProvider is reused at various places in Xtext, e.g. for ContentAssist.... |
| 4 | Forum: TMF (Xtext) «»Posted on: Fri, 24 April 2009 23:19 «»By: Paul Neyman Re: Injecting your own implementation of LazyTransformingTreeProvider? Sebastian,I want to override some behaviors in the tree: - custom images for different elements- add right-click listenerThe ultimate goal is two-way editing: I want to add a properties view, which will display properties for every tree eleme... |
| 5 | Forum: TMF (Xtext) «»Posted on: Thu, 16 April 2009 06:34 «»By: Sebastian Zarnekow Re: DSL2Model Hi Ioan,well, it's pure magic ;-)Jokes aside: Xtext comes with an EMF Resource[1] implementation, that allows any tool to use Xtext files. The parser etc. is selected automagically. This decision is made due to the file extension, that you us... |
| 6 | Forum: TMF (Xtext) «»Posted on: Thu, 16 April 2009 02:22 «»By: Ioan Salau Re: DSL2Model I thought it must be something very simple. If I would write a M2M QVTo transformation using as input meta-model the one generated by Xtext then if I want to run the transformation I could pass as input model parameter the Xtext model file? How would... |
| 7 | Forum: EclipseLink «»Posted on: Thu, 19 March 2009 13:22 «»By: Josh Davis @Transformation - Unknown state or association field I have a class that uses a Transformation mapping for the IP address field. The IP address is the string dot notation in the class, but is a long integer in the database. My entity class looks like this:@Entity@Table(name="LOCATION_MAP"... |
| 8 | Forum: Buckminster «»Posted on: Wed, 16 July 2008 16:30 «»By: Thomas Hallgren Re: How to materialize different versions of one component from CVS? Michael Pfeiffer wrote:> Hi!> > I would like to use Buckminster to build different versions of one > component (=plugin) stored in a CVS repository. Only one version will be > checked out at any given time.> > The CVS tre... |
| 9 | Forum: BIRT «»Posted on: Wed, 31 January 2007 16:10 «»By: Eclipse User Re: BIRT not a full fledged BI solution?? Originally posted by: m.n.comMike Reynolds wrote:> I believe business intelligence is really a class of applications that > can include many different types of tools such as data miners, data > warehouses, data transformers, analysis tools... |
| 10 | Forum: BIRT «»Posted on: Tue, 30 January 2007 21:35 «»By: Mike Re: BIRT not a full fledged BI solution?? I believe business intelligence is really a class of applications that can include many different types of tools such as data miners, data warehouses, data transformers, analysis tools, and reporting tools.With that understanding, BIRT does fall in... |
| 11 | Forum: Rich Client Platform (RCP) «»Posted on: Thu, 30 November 2006 21:15 «»By: Eclipse User Using a Java Agent (e.g. Spring/Toplink) with an Eclipse RCP app? Originally posted by: mbayly.telus.netHiI'm trying to get Spring+JPA+Toplink working in an Eclipse RCP app.After much hairpulling I can now get it to work in a standalone Java app but have run into problems with Spring's InstrumentationLoadTimeWe... |
| 12 | Forum: EMF "Technology" (Ecore Tools, EMFatic, etc) «»Posted on: Sun, 11 June 2006 18:29 «»By: Joel Cheuoua Re: Accelo Hi Sven,I'm jumping into the discussion just to give my $0.02 if useful at all."Sven Efftinge" <sven@efftinge.de> wrote in message news:e6h2h0$c7k$1@utils.eclipse.org...> Hi Ed,>> Ed Merks schrieb:>>... |
| 13 | Forum: EMF «»Posted on: Fri, 22 April 2005 11:26 «»By: Ed Merks Re: dynamically extending metamodels Sven,I have wondered why no one has ever asked for an eInvoke method on EObject to invoke operations. Certainly you can do the same thing using Java reflection, but a generated eInvoke method could be significantly more efficient. I expect that... |
| 14 | Forum: EMF «»Posted on: Fri, 22 April 2005 04:58 «»By: Eike Stepper Re: dynamically extending metamodels Sven Efftinge schrieb:> I missed one fundamental thing: Ecore (and EMOF) doesn't provide a> invocation-method for EOperations. So I would have to use the Java > reflection API in any case.> Why is there no such reflective operation-invo... |
| 15 | Forum: EMF «»Posted on: Thu, 21 April 2005 21:48 «»By: Sven Efftinge Re: dynamically extending metamodels I missed one fundamental thing: Ecore (and EMOF) doesn't provide ainvocation-method for EOperations. So I would have to use the Java reflection API in any case.Why is there no such reflective operation-invocation mechanism?It would be cool to add E... |
| 16 | Forum: EMF «»Posted on: Thu, 21 April 2005 11:34 «»By: Ed Merks Re: dynamically extending metamodels Sven,One thing that seems to be applicable is to create a dynamic extension of some existing model's EClasses. The JUnit in org.eclipse.emf.test.core.dynamic shows an example. The idea would be to create dynamically a package with extended cla... |
| 17 | Forum: EMF «»Posted on: Thu, 21 April 2005 10:35 «»By: Sven Efftinge dynamically extending metamodels Hi,I use EMF in order to define abstract syntaxes (metamodels) for domain-specific languages.Models based on those metamodels are passed to different MDD-components (like Transformers, Validators, Generators).Those components use the reflection... |
| 18 | Forum: Commercial «»Posted on: Mon, 31 January 2005 15:28 «»By: Eclipse User Oxygen XML Editor, Schema Editor and XSL/XSLT Editor/Debugger 5.1 Originally posted by: george.oxygenxml.comI'm glad to be the first that uses the eclipse.commercial news group toannounce the availability of a new version of oXygen XML Editor, SchemaEditor and XSL/XSLT Editor/Debugger.Version 5.1 of the oXygen ... |
| 19 | Forum: Commercial «»Posted on: Mon, 31 January 2005 15:28 «»By: Eclipse User Oxygen XML Editor, Schema Editor and XSL/XSLT Editor/Debugger 5.1 Originally posted by: george.oxygenxml.comI'm glad to be the first that uses the eclipse.commercial news group toannounce the availability of a new version of oXygen XML Editor, SchemaEditor and XSL/XSLT Editor/Debugger.Version 5.1 of the oXygen ... |
| 20 | Forum: Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT) «»Posted on: Sun, 04 January 2004 20:14 «»By: Rob Williams Re: SWT and Swing Scott Stanchfield wrote:> In article <bt86eu$fpe$1@eclipse.org>, rob.williams@intersperse.com > says...> >>Let's see:>>>>Scott Stanchfield wrote:>>>>>>>>And get yourself s... |
| 21 | Forum: Equinox «»Posted on: Sat, 05 April 2003 19:56 «»By: Martin Lippert Re: AspectJ-enabled runtime implementation Hi Mel,>> just one word before I start to explain the modifications. I have >> implemented a modified version of the Eclipse runtime which allows >> you to define aspects in single plugins. As long as the aspects are >> pr... |
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