Hi Matthias,
You will see that the stereotype is now a separate XML element, not an
attribute of the template element any more. This allows a template
definition to trigger on more than one stereotype which meets your initial
requirement about stereotype mapping that you mentioned in your other
em
Hi Lofi,
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> Hi Matthias,
>
> yes, this is great, cannot wait to see the newest version of Andr
Hi Matthias,
yes, this is great, cannot wait to see the newest version of AndroMDA!
Anyway, I'll go watch your sessions at JAX 2004 (I'll be there as well).
Thanks a lot!
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Matthias Bohlen wrote:
Hi Lofi,
in the latest CVS version (V3x_MMD branch), I have implemented a new
feature: dynamically calculated output file names. It works like this:
You calculate your file name inside the Velocity template and assign it
to an arbitrary variable, say $myOutputFile:
#set ($m
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> Hi Wouter,
>
> I wonder whether there is a possibility to ma
Hi Wouter,
I wonder whether there is a possibility to manipulate the
"outputPattern" within the generation time?
I learn your BPM4Struts example at the moment and have some
questions ;-):
How did you get the outputPattern for the <>?
In your template I saw this:
So from each ActionState I shoul