Re: [mdr-users] Clustering the UML for Traceability
Martin Matula <[email protected]> Thu, 21 Jul 2005 10:19:35 +0200
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Also, from the maven.log and from the source code I found out there might be several problems: 1) in initMDR() you first try to call createExtent(), if that fails you call getExtent() - from the log I see the create extent fails saying that extent with the same name already exists - this means you are trying to run the test with existing storages that were created by a previous test. 2) if you still want to run with existing storage, you should reverse the order of createExtent and getExtent operations - first call getExtent() to check whether the extent already exists, then call createExtent() if getExtent() returned null. This way you will prevent the exception and switching MDR to a "fail" state. 3) if createExtent() fails, it initiates a rollback (switches the transaction into a "fail" state to make sure a rollback is performed when the outer transaction is finalized) - however, you just catch the exception (do not end the transaction), log it and continue performing further operations - this may cause problems - you should finalize the transaction and do the other stuff in a separate transaction Regards, Martin Pieter Van Gorp wrote: >Hi Martin and others, >I've managed to generate the JMI interfaces for a tracing metamodel >that clusters the UML metamodel. I've attached the MOF-XMI (see >traceMMmof.xml). > >I have a test in which I create a trace between two UML attributes. >I'm not sure if I'm using the NB/JMI API right when creating the >clustering extent: I create a new extent and pass an array of size one >in which the UML application model is stored. When serializing the >trace extent to XMI, no problems are reported but the references to >the UML attributes are in fact dangling IDREFs instead of HREFs to the >original UML-XMI file. > >Even worse, I get a classcastexception when trying to create a new >trace extent to test whether the XMI for the traceability model >contains the required information: >org.netbeans.api.mdr.CreationFailedException: Cannot instantiate >package because of unexpected exception: java.lang.ClassCastException > at org.netbeans.mdr.NBMDRepositoryImpl.createExtent(NBMDRepositoryImpl.java:472) > at org.netbeans.mdr.NBMDRepositoryImpl.createExtent(NBMDRepositoryImpl.java:292) > at be.ac.ua.fots.motmot.prototypes.crossreferences.TestMDR.testReadTraceBetweenUmlAttributes(TestMDR.java:176) > >I've attached the source of my test and the output of its execution by Maven. > >I hope I've simply used the API "a little bit" wrong... by the way, >I'm setting up some documentation about MOF clustering that I'll >publish on my website once I've get this prototype right... > >Looking forward to hear from you, >Pieter Van Gorp. > > >