Hi Sylvain,
1) About the File in input.
Yes you are right, the current API is working on File, we can change it to
manage URL or streams. Can you open a Feature Request please and assign it to
me.
2) About giving some parameters to the transformation
I recommend you to override gendoc2 services and call them explicitly in your
document using the service attribute in context tag (ex : <context
model='${model}' element='RootElement' services='MyOwnService1;MyOwnService2'/>
), detailed in Gendoc2 Developer Tutorial. You can also instead of using the
tags, create the instance of the services at runtime using :
è From GendocServices.getDefault() : public void setService(Class< ? extends
IService> serviceType, IService service)
To force input model element you have to extend the EMFModelLoaderService
(IEMFModelLoaderService) and override the getModel method to return your model
element.
3) About defining a new Output path you have to extend the
ConfigurationService (IConfigurationService) and override the getOutput ()
method .
4) For your diagrams it is the best solution
Regards,
Anne
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Objet : [Topcased-users] [GenDoc2] Embedded in RCP
Hi,
I would like to embed GenDoc2 in a RCP application.
>From a contextual action (Eclipse Handler), I would like to be able to
>generate a Docx or ODT file with images.
The input parameters for the template would be :
* model: EObject (the root object of my model)
* diagrams: IFile[] (the list of GMF diagrams to convert into images) -> I
know I could develop a service to extend GMFServices here
* genPath: String (the absolute path of the destination folder where to
create the result)
After investigating a little in the source code taken from Gforge. It appears
that I need a "File" to represent my template as input.
But, my template "Template.docx" must be inside a bundle of my RCP application
(in a jar). So, I would need to be able to give an URL like "bundle://".
GendocProcess gendocProcess = new GendocProcess();
String resultFile =
gendocProcess.runProcess(currentFile.getLocation().toFile());
Could you help me to make it possible ? How can I give all these input
parameters dynamically and not put them in the template ?
Regards,
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Sylvain Dudoit
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