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== Java Example == | == Java Example == | ||
This example shows how to use a Java class to load, modify and store an AMALTHEA model. | This example shows how to use a Java class to load, modify and store an AMALTHEA model. | ||
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The classes are part of an Eclipse plugin project. | The classes are part of an Eclipse plugin project. | ||
| − | Installation and use: | + | * Installation and use: |
| − | [[File:Java_Example_-_How_to.pdf]] | + | :- [[File:Java_Example_-_How_to.pdf]] |
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| + | * Eclipse project with model version 0.8.2: | ||
| + | :- [[File:App4mc-amalthea-example-java_model-0.8.2.zip]] | ||
| − | Eclipse project with model version 0.8. | + | * Eclipse project with model version 0.8.3: |
| − | [[File:App4mc-amalthea-example-java_model-0.8. | + | :- [[File:App4mc-amalthea-example-java_model-0.8.3.zip]] |
| − | + | ''The example will be included in future versions of APP4MC'' | |
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Revision as of 08:07, 6 March 2018
Java Example
This example shows how to use a Java class to load, modify and store an AMALTHEA model.
The classes are part of an Eclipse plugin project.
- Installation and use:
- Eclipse project with model version 0.8.2:
- Eclipse project with model version 0.8.3:
The example will be included in future versions of APP4MC