Re: [Newbie] Help with ReadingModelSample.java NSUML1_4

Hi,
I am not sure what you are asking for. Are you looking for a code that 
does the same thing on top of MDR?
Martin

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> Downloaded and built nsuml1_4 code and samples.  I'm interested in scoping what is requires to read in a  MOF 1.3 compient XMI 1.x file into MDR objects using the framework.  The ReadingModelSample.java example looks like a great place to start, but it doesn't generate the results I would expect.  Shouldn't there be a number of root objects?
> 
> Here is the output generated by running the sample:
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
>>0
>>All is O.K. 
> 
> 
> 
> Here is the source for the sample:
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> package samples;
> import java.io.*;
> import java.util.*;
> import javax.jmi.model.*;
> import javax.jmi.reflect.*;
> import ru.novosoft.uml.*;
> import ru.novosoft.uml.impl.*;
> import ru.novosoft.uml.foundation.core.*;
> import ru.novosoft.uml.impl.foundation.core.*;
> import ru.novosoft.mdf.ext.*;
> import ru.novosoft.mdf.impl.*;
> import ru.novosoft.mdf.ext.xmi.*;
> 
> /**
>  * Demonstrate a model (metamodel) reading into given extent.
>  */
> public class ReadingModelSample
> {
>   public static final String extPkg = "ru.novosoft.mdf.mof.impl.model.MOFModelPackageImpl";
> 
>   public static void main(String[] args) {
>     try {
>       MDFOutermostPackage extent = (MDFOutermostPackage)Class.forName(extPkg).newInstance();
>       String version = "1.1";   // XMI version.
> 
>       // getting reader object with specified XMI version from outermost extent
>       XMIReader xmiReader = (XMIReader)extent.getXMIReader(version);  
>       xmiReader.read(extent, "./model/test.xml");     // reading metamodel from file
> 
>       // here MOF outermost package will contain read metamodel
>       System.out.println("" + extent.getRoots().size());
>     } 
>     catch (Exception ex) {
>       ex.printStackTrace();
>       System.exit(1);
>     } 
>    
>     System.out.println("All is O.K.");
>   }
> }
>