Hi,

Just a little update - this only seems to happen when the type is modelled
using:

containment="true" transient="true" volatile="true" derived="true"

e.g.

* @model type="net.opengis.wcs.TypedLiteralType_1" containment="true"
transient="true" volatile="true" derived="true"
*        extendedMetaData="kind='element' name='singleValue'
namespace='##targetNamespace' group='#group:0'"

Here is an image that sort of shows my problem:
http://tinyurl.com/rysvwp http://tinyurl.com/rysvwp 

Cheers,

Jon



Jon Britton wrote:
> 
> Hi again,
> 
> I'm making progress with this but now I've got another problem!  Each time
> I regenerate my EMF code I get some strange things happening.  It seems to
> create references to classes which don't exist such as GetType_1 instead
> of GetType.  The Wcs10Switch class in the 'util' package adds a method for
> each of these e.g:
> 
> public Object caseGetType(GetType object) {...}
> public Object caseGetType_1(GetType object) {...}
> public Object caseGetType_1_1(GetType_1 object) {...}
> 
> So essentially this class is getting longer and longer filled with types I
> don't have!  I never noticed this problem before so don't know why it's
> started now...
> 
> I can't see why it's doing this at all, since it's doing it for type I
> haven't even changed!  I'm new to this EMF business so I assume I'm doing
> it wrong.  All I do is change a given interface (e.g. change an EList to
> an Envelope) where necessary, reload the .genmodel and then generate the
> model.  I then copy this new code into net.opengis.wcs.
> 
> Am I doing this right? Is anyone familiar with this problem?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Jon
> 

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