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| ===== Model files ===== | ===== Model files ===== | ||
| As model-driven development framework, SOLoist needs to reference one or more files containing the domain model. These models are written in [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XML_Metadata_Interchange|XMI (XML Metadata Interchange)]] files, which are generated by the modeling tool (currently StarUML). | As model-driven development framework, SOLoist needs to reference one or more files containing the domain model. These models are written in [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XML_Metadata_Interchange|XMI (XML Metadata Interchange)]] files, which are generated by the modeling tool (currently StarUML). | ||
| - | These XMI files sholud be configured with model-files tag. | + | These XMI files should be configured with model-files tag. |
| <file xml> | <file xml> | ||
| <model-files> | <model-files> | ||
| + | <xmi-file>soloist.xmi</xmi-file> | ||
| <xmi-file>domainmodel.xmi</xmi-file> | <xmi-file>domainmodel.xmi</xmi-file> | ||
| </model-files> | </model-files> | ||
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| <file-repository>/home/user/soloist/repository</file-repository> | <file-repository>/home/user/soloist/repository</file-repository> | ||
| </file> | </file> | ||
| - | The file repository can be any directory, but it should be empty intially. | ||
| ===== Internationalization and Localization ===== | ===== Internationalization and Localization ===== | ||
| SOLoist has a full support for [[internationalizationandlocalization|internationalization and localization]] which means supporting multiple languages. The default-locale tag sholud be used for setting the default locale for SOLoist applications. | SOLoist has a full support for [[internationalizationandlocalization|internationalization and localization]] which means supporting multiple languages. The default-locale tag sholud be used for setting the default locale for SOLoist applications. | ||
