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| * Copyright (c) 2004-2015, Peter Lunk, Zoltan Ujhelyi and Daniel Varro |
| * All rights reserved. This program and the accompanying materials |
| * are made available under the terms of the Eclipse Public License v1.0 |
| * which accompanies this distribution, and is available at |
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| * |
| * Contributors: |
| * Peter Lunk - initial API and implementation |
| *******************************************************************************/ |
| module org.eclipse.viatra.emf.mwe2integration.example.SimpleChainExample |
| |
| //Import the necessary libraries |
| //Note, that the package containing the workflow needs to be imported as well (if it contains used resources) |
| import org.eclipse.viatra.integration.mwe2.* |
| import org.eclipse.viatra.integration.mwe2.mwe2impl.* |
| import org.eclipse.viatra.integration.mwe2.mwe2impl.messages.* |
| import org.eclipse.viatra.emf.mwe2integration.examples.resources.* |
| |
| //The workflow and components are defined in the usual MWE2 fashion |
| Workflow { |
| //Add a TransformationChain component |
| //This component represents an MWE2 component that can contain numerous transformations |
| component = TransformationChain { |
| //Add transformation steps |
| //These classes all extend the TransformationStep abstract class, which implements their core features. |
| //User defined functionality can be added via overriding the doExecute() method |
| step = ExampleATransformationStep{} |
| //Multiple transformation steps will be executed in order of their definition |
| //Note that in the other examples, more elaborate control constructions will be presented. |
| step = ExampleBTransformationStep{} |
| } |
| //You can add additional regular MWE2 components here |
| } |
