Chad--
Cool--it worked! > No problemo. Actually the id is created by default if you don't have one > specified, it's an option that's on by default "allowDefaultIdentifiers". > It probably can't find the type because I'm assuming you don't have > "datatype.Long" defined in your model do you (that's the default it uses)? [Greg] Actually, Poseidon does list "DataType long" in its type list for attributes. It also has java.lang.Long. Those weren't defined in the XMI file it output though, so maybe that's the problem. But you were right that once I read in the andromda profile, the XMI that Poseidon produced was different, and the Hibernate cartridge was happy. By the way, the Hibernate cartridge generated my IDs as java.lang.String, not Long. Also, in case you ever need to tell anyone how to do this again: in order for Poseidon to read it, the andromda-profile.xml file must be renamed with a .xmi extension, and then opened as a project (not imported). Perhaps I can find a way for Poseidon to load the andromda profile automatically. I'll have to look into that... In any case, thanks for the help. > There's an andromda-profile that ships with the distribution that contains > all the datatypes etc (like the datatype.Long, if you were using Magic Draw > you could import it as a module), however since you're using posiedon you'll > need to import it. Can you try importing this > andromda-profile-3.0M3-SNAPSHOT.xml.zip file and running again and see what > happens? Yeah you shouldn't be getting stack traces however, I'll fix that. > > Chad ------------------------------------------------------- SF email is sponsored by - The IT Product Guide Read honest & candid reviews on hundreds of IT Products from real users. Discover which products truly live up to the hype. Start reading now. http://productguide.itmanagersjournal.com/ _______________________________________________ Andromda-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/andromda-user
