loading attribute values from external file [message #160205] |
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Originally posted by: t.kitamura07.gmail.com
Hello, first of all I'm sorry for my bad english.
I'm newbie and trying to create a GUI using GMF for my thesis. I want to
know how I can load attribute values of objects in the domain model from
existing external file and save it back after the modifying. Objects must
have values which are already defined out of the GUI (but it isn't
constant) and must be able to be modified. I have to only call a method in
java to load/save the value, but I don't know where I should write it.
I've tried to change set-, get- methods in Impl files but it didn't work
and I couldn't find any answers in the web. If someone could give me
hints, suggestions or any other responses, I would be very glad.
Information about useful web sites or literature would be also
appreciated. Thank you.
best regards,
Tomoko
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Re: loading attribute values from external file [message #160225 is a reply to message #160205] |
Wed, 14 November 2007 11:14 ![Go to previous message Go to previous message](theme/Solstice/images/up.png) ![Go to next message Go to next message](theme/Solstice/images/down.png) |
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com
Tomoko,
You posted the same question to the EMF newsgroup. If you must post to
multiple groups (keep in mind that doing so will tend to annoy people),
please use a single posting addressed to both the groups, not two
separate postings.
Tomoko Kitamura wrote:
> Hello, first of all I'm sorry for my bad english.
> I'm newbie and trying to create a GUI using GMF for my thesis. I want
> to know how I can load attribute values of objects in the domain model
> from existing external file and save it back after the modifying.
> Objects must have values which are already defined out of the GUI (but
> it isn't constant) and must be able to be modified. I have to only
> call a method in java to load/save the value, but I don't know where I
> should write it. I've tried to change set-, get- methods in Impl files
> but it didn't work and I couldn't find any answers in the web. If
> someone could give me hints, suggestions or any other responses, I
> would be very glad. Information about useful web sites or literature
> would be also appreciated. Thank you.
>
> best regards,
> Tomoko
>
>
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Re: loading attribute values from external file [message #160257 is a reply to message #160225] |
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Originally posted by: t.kitamura07.gmail.com
Hello,
thank you for your response and I'm sorry for having used two positing. I
use a web browser for the newsgroup and couldn't/cannot find the way to
post a message to two different groups at the same time. I chose at first
eclipse.tools.emf from the Eclipse NewsPortal and then
eclipse.modeling.gmf. I'm not able to post messages from mailsoftware. Is
there any way for posting to different groups from browser? Thank you in
advance.
best regards,
Tomoko
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Re: loading attribute values from external file [message #160289 is a reply to message #160257] |
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com
Tomoko,
I see. I've opened
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=209794. I would encourage
you to use Thunderbird. It's free and is much more convenient than the
web-based approach.
Tomoko Kitamura wrote:
> Hello,
>
> thank you for your response and I'm sorry for having used two
> positing. I use a web browser for the newsgroup and couldn't/cannot
> find the way to post a message to two different groups at the same
> time. I chose at first eclipse.tools.emf from the Eclipse NewsPortal
> and then eclipse.modeling.gmf. I'm not able to post messages from
> mailsoftware. Is there any way for posting to different groups from
> browser? Thank you in advance.
>
> best regards, Tomoko
>
>
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Re: loading attribute values from external file [message #160411 is a reply to message #160205] |
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Originally posted by: ijerez2001.msn.com
When do you want to load the attributes?
When you create a new element?
or when do you do any action?
"Tomoko Kitamura" <t.kitamura07@gmail.com> escribió en el mensaje de
noticias:f9f619ba45b07bb9e0cadc9253cd14df$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hello, first of all I'm sorry for my bad english.
> I'm newbie and trying to create a GUI using GMF for my thesis. I want to
> know how I can load attribute values of objects in the domain model from
> existing external file and save it back after the modifying. Objects must
> have values which are already defined out of the GUI (but it isn't
> constant) and must be able to be modified. I have to only call a method in
> java to load/save the value, but I don't know where I should write it.
> I've tried to change set-, get- methods in Impl files but it didn't work
> and I couldn't find any answers in the web. If someone could give me
> hints, suggestions or any other responses, I would be very glad.
> Information about useful web sites or literature would be also
> appreciated. Thank you.
>
> best regards,
> Tomoko
>
>
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