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==am3.loadModel== | ==am3.loadModel== | ||
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| + | This task is used to load a model. | ||
| + | This model may be a terminal model or a metamodel. | ||
| + | The metametamodels are typically not loaded with this task since they come bundled with a model handler. | ||
==am3.saveModel== | ==am3.saveModel== | ||
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| + | This task is used to save a model. | ||
==am3.atl== | ==am3.atl== | ||
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| + | The purpose of this task is to execute an [[ATL]] transformation. | ||
| + | The models used by a transformation are referenced by their IDs as defined at their loading time (see [[AM3_Ant_Tasks#am3.loadModel]]). | ||
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| + | There is an exception for metametamodels, which are typically already available from the model handler. | ||
| + | A metametamodel is referenced by a string composed of a percent character (i.e. '%') followed by the name of the model handler. | ||
| + | For instance: '%EMF' refers to Ecore and '%MDR' refers to MOF 1.4. | ||
Revision as of 12:17, 27 June 2006
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am3.loadModel
This task is used to load a model. This model may be a terminal model or a metamodel. The metametamodels are typically not loaded with this task since they come bundled with a model handler.
am3.saveModel
This task is used to save a model.
am3.atl
The purpose of this task is to execute an ATL transformation. The models used by a transformation are referenced by their IDs as defined at their loading time (see AM3_Ant_Tasks#am3.loadModel).
There is an exception for metametamodels, which are typically already available from the model handler. A metametamodel is referenced by a string composed of a percent character (i.e. '%') followed by the name of the model handler. For instance: '%EMF' refers to Ecore and '%MDR' refers to MOF 1.4.