On 30/07/2007, at 4:25 PM, Thomas wrote:
> I've installed Eclipse 3.3 and the WOLips stable release (the
> plugins say they are 2.0.0.4118). Should I be installing some other
> WOLips version?
Your WOLips version is correct, but Eclipse version is wrong, you can
only run 3.2.2. WOLips is not stable with 3.3 yet – we are all
waiting for Mike Schrag to tell us when it will be OK, although the
problems he is having seem to be in Eclipse, not WOLips.
I bet you weren't expecting that!
Ian
>
> The initial problem is the same: cross-model relationships are
> displayed as the local model instead of the other model, and the
> destination is not displayed.
>
> This version has a new behaviour: you can change the popups to be
> the right thing, but inspecting something else and coming back
> gives the same display problem.
>
> As a further point, the relationship list on the bottom right shows
> the correct Destination, but it doesn't show the model, so it's not
> enough to stop my paranoia.
>
> Regards
> Thomas
>
> On 27/07/2007, at 22:25, Mike Schrag wrote:
>
>>> This would be the difference between:
>>>
>>> _modelComboViewer.setSelection(new StructuredSelection
>>> (_relationship.getEntity().getModel()));
>>>
>>> and
>>>
>>> _modelComboViewer.setSelection(new StructuredSelection
>>> (_relationship.getDestination().getModel()));
>>>
>>> This would seem to be just a display bug -- Is it actually
>>> breaking something in your model? (and fixed in the 3.3 version)
>>>
>>> ms
>>>
>>> On Jul 27, 2007, at 3:01 AM, Thomas wrote:
>>>
>>>> Yes, the plist file is correct. It only shows the entity name,
>>>> not the model where the entity comes from.
>>>>
>>>> But I have reproduced this problem in a new test project with
>>>> two very simple models with just enough info to make a cross-
>>>> model relationship. Setting up the relationship works, but when
>>>> you inspect something else, eg an attribute, and then inspect
>>>> the relationship, the Model is shown as the local model instead
>>>> of the foreign model, and the Destination is blank. This despite
>>>> the plist file being correct. This happens in all my models in
>>>> all my projects.
>>>>
>>>> I have tried this on two different Eclipse installations, one
>>>> the latest and one older, and I get the same result.
>>>>
>>>> If anybody can reproduce this, I will file a bug. If not, I will
>>>> quietly commit hari-kiri.
>>>>
>
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