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== Using Texo at runtime outside of Eclipse/OSGI == | == Using Texo at runtime outside of Eclipse/OSGI == | ||
| − | To use the runtime layer of Texo outside of OSGI/Eclipse (for example in a web | + | To use the runtime layer of Texo outside of OSGI/Eclipse (for example in a web container) you need to pick the '''org.eclipse.emf.texo''' jar file which is located in the plugins directory of the Eclipse installation (after installing Texo). |
The Texo runtime jar depends on three other jars which are also located in the plugins directory: | The Texo runtime jar depends on three other jars which are also located in the plugins directory: | ||
Revision as of 20:42, 10 March 2010
Texo is installed through the Eclipse Update Manager.
Update Manager Locations
To enable code generation in Eclipse or to use Texo in an OSGI-plugin environment in Eclipse, you need to install Texo into Eclipse. This is done through an update manager. For runtime usage of Texo see the next section.
Texo is available through this update site:
The last successful nightly build is available through this update site:
After installing and restarting you can generate code from ecore/xsd models and refer to Texo plugins from plugin MANIFEST.MF files.
Using Texo at runtime outside of Eclipse/OSGI
To use the runtime layer of Texo outside of OSGI/Eclipse (for example in a web container) you need to pick the org.eclipse.emf.texo jar file which is located in the plugins directory of the Eclipse installation (after installing Texo).
The Texo runtime jar depends on three other jars which are also located in the plugins directory:
- org.eclipse.emf.ecore
- org.eclipse.emf.ecore.xmi
- org.eclipse.xsd