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icon9.gif  EMF automatically change "pathmap:/" by "platform:/plugin" [message #662573] Thu, 31 March 2011 07:49 Go to next message
Marc Mising name is currently offline Marc Mising nameFriend
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Hello,

I'm having serious problems when using pathmaps. I have one model where when I associate a value to an attribute that is a relation to an element via PATHMAP, it works fine, cause in the model it preserve the "pathmap:/ID/file/...".

But I have another editor where it doesn't preserve this PATHMAP. EMF automatically change the pathmap with their real value "platform:/plugin/plugin_name/file".

There exist any way to indicate emf that doesn't change this, in order to preserve the pathmap?

Thanks!
Marc

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Re: EMF automatically change "pathmap:/" by "platform:/plugin" [message #662596 is a reply to message #662573] Thu, 31 March 2011 09:08 Go to previous message
Marc Mising name is currently offline Marc Mising nameFriend
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The model that preserve the pathmap, is a gmf model formed by 2 files: model and diagrams. The pathmap references are in the model file, it's resource is simple.

But in the model that change the pathmap by platform:/plugin, is a gmf model formed only by 1 file, and it's resource is GMFResource kind.

Could be this difference the origin of this problem?

Thanks!
Marc
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