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We have made (and demonstrated) a Sirius modeler for our Roboconf extension.
This extension is defined here.
Among other things, we have defined facets and components as specialized resources.
When we drop such elements on our Sirius diagrams, they are saved as resources XML elements. Something like...
Same thing if we set a new attribute's value.
But nothing with basic attributes (id, title). Given the content of the kind attribute, and given the way this extension was modelled, I would expect the EMF model to serialize everything correctly, that is to say automatically adding the occi.core.id and occi.core.title attributes, as well as setting the kind for all the resources.
Any idea about this?
This is really blocking, because it is almost impossible to create a valid diagram from an OCCI extension. I tried to compare with other modellers, but I failed to find a significant difference. Any help would be appreciated.
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We have made (and demonstrated) a Sirius modeler for our Roboconf extension.
This extension is defined here.
Among other things, we have defined facets and components as specialized resources.
When we drop such elements on our Sirius diagrams, they are saved as resources XML elements. Something like...
When we validate such diagrams, we get the following error...
The required feature 'kind' of '<Configuration>::Facet 6' must be set
When we add links between our resources, the kind is set automatically.
Same thing if we set a new attribute's value.
But nothing with basic attributes (id, title). Given the content of the kind attribute, and given the way this extension was modelled, I would expect the EMF model to serialize everything correctly, that is to say automatically adding the occi.core.id and occi.core.title attributes, as well as setting the kind for all the resources.
Any idea about this?
This is really blocking, because it is almost impossible to create a valid diagram from an OCCI extension. I tried to compare with other modellers, but I failed to find a significant difference. Any help would be appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: