| Re: [papyrus-rt-dev] Diagram contained in an unresolved resource |
That's the weird thing. The .notation is there! along with the .di and .uml.I'm just manually importing the whole project from the git repo.This is in the workspace of a (mars) development environment launch instance. Could it be corrupted somehow if I opened it on Neon?The project does refer to the UML-RT profile, the RtCppProperties profile, and the UML-RT state machines profile, a package import (UMLPrimitiveTypes) and references to some elements in the model library. That's it.Looking at the .uml I see the profile applications, and the import for the UMLPrimitiveTypes but I don't see the import for the model library. Could this be the issue?In any case, the strange thing is that this used to open without a problem.On Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 11:34 AM Christian Damus <give.a.damus@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi, Ernesto,The error means what it says: the workspace does not have a file named PingPong.notation in the PingPong project. The question is, why not? Is the test only copying the *.di file? The various kinds of AbstractModelFixture, or the PapyrusEditorFixture if you need an editor, make it very simple to copy a *.di resource and all of its dependencies (applied profiles, referenced libraries, etc.) into the workspace project from the test bundle.cWHi all.I'm having trouble opening models that used to cause no trouble. In particular I get this error:This diagram is contained in an unresolved resource : platform:/resource/PingPong/PingPong.notationwhen trying to open the PingPong model in our models/tests.Has anyone experience this? What could be the cause?--Ernesto PosseZeligsoft_______________________________________________
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