RE: [mdr-users] MDR et CWM models

Hi Celine,
I have used CWM including the Record package, although not with MDR. So cannot comment on use of XMI Writer.
 
For creating record instances, if you're using CWM 1.1 then you can make use of DataSlot which inherits from Slot and has a string attribute 'dataValue' which avoids the need for a separate DataValue object.
 
Regards
Pete

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	From: Céline Le Jeune [mailto:[email protected]] 
	Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 3:56 PM
	To: [email protected]
	Subject: [mdr-users] MDR et CWM models
	
	
	Hi!
	 
	Does someone know about CWM packages: How to use those packages...
	 
	I am defining several structures of files using MDR and trying to follow the CWM Record package model. I'd like to save those definitions in a XMI format (I am using XMI writer, which takes the whole RecordPackage as an argument: not only the list of structure definitions I have implemented). Is there another way to save them?
	 
	I also like to know how to use these RecordDefs(structures of my files) to instantiate some records : putting values in the fields. I cannot find out how to create a general instance without having to create each field values and to associate them to a slot which I have to associate with my new record instance... Is this the way or is there a simplest way? 
	Does someone already use them?
	 
	Thanks again
	 
	Céline
	 
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