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8 years 1 month ago #2822 by jcantoniochamp
Hello,
I would like to know if it is possible and how to use the API without creating a module.
I would like to manipulate the model without actually running the Modelio Application.
This would work if the module is started.
IModelingSession session = Modelio.getInstance().getModelingSession();
But without being within a module Modelio.getInstance() would return null.
How could I get a session without being within a module?
Kind regards,
JClaude
I would like to know if it is possible and how to use the API without creating a module.
I would like to manipulate the model without actually running the Modelio Application.
This would work if the module is started.
IModelingSession session = Modelio.getInstance().getModelingSession();
But without being within a module Modelio.getInstance() would return null.
How could I get a session without being within a module?
Kind regards,
JClaude
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8 years 1 month ago #2824 by ebr
Hi JClaude,
You can use Jython scripts instead of module.
I would not try to manipulate a model without using Modelio in order to avoid invalid manipulation without any feedback.
Regards,
EBR
You can use Jython scripts instead of module.
I would not try to manipulate a model without using Modelio in order to avoid invalid manipulation without any feedback.
Regards,
EBR
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8 years 1 month ago #2826 by jcantoniochamp
Hello ebr,
Thank you for your reply.
I actually wanted to avoid using Jython as I did not want to add another development environment if I could avoid it.
Would it be possible via java? I actually wanted to parse the model.
Kind regards,
JClaude
Thank you for your reply.
I actually wanted to avoid using Jython as I did not want to add another development environment if I could avoid it.
Would it be possible via java? I actually wanted to parse the model.
Kind regards,
JClaude
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8 years 1 month ago #2832 by ebr
Hi JClaude,
If you want to use the Java API the best way is to create a module, using the an API dedicated to Modelio module without modelio seems a little bit weird.
Another solution is to rebuild a new software from Modelio source code.
In this case it will not anymore related to Modelio...
Why do you want so much avoid to have a running instance of Modelio?
I guess that you do not only want to parse a model, you want to retrieve sone information I guess or perform some treatements?
Regards,
EBR
If you want to use the Java API the best way is to create a module, using the an API dedicated to Modelio module without modelio seems a little bit weird.
Another solution is to rebuild a new software from Modelio source code.
In this case it will not anymore related to Modelio...
Why do you want so much avoid to have a running instance of Modelio?
I guess that you do not only want to parse a model, you want to retrieve sone information I guess or perform some treatements?
Regards,
EBR
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8 years 1 month ago #2834 by jcantoniochamp
Hello EBR,
I was probably not very clear by what I meant by not running Modelio.
I just wanted to avoid creating a module, package the module, then deploy it.
I understood that the Document Publisher can work via a batch command, so I assumed that it can be ran without opening Modelio UI.
Hence I concluded that it was probably possible to do the same via the API.
Kind regards,
Jean-Claude
I was probably not very clear by what I meant by not running Modelio.
I just wanted to avoid creating a module, package the module, then deploy it.
I understood that the Document Publisher can work via a batch command, so I assumed that it can be ran without opening Modelio UI.
Hence I concluded that it was probably possible to do the same via the API.
Kind regards,
Jean-Claude
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