Specifying the Element Types

Specifying an Eclipse Project

To specify an Eclipse project element type:

1. Right-click the Element Types category folder, and then click New Child > Eclipse > Eclipse Resource .

   This opens the Enter Object IDs dialog box.

2. In the New ID field, next to the Eclipse Resource field, type TUTORIAL_ELE_EclipseProject.
3. In the New ID field, next to the Eclipse Resource ID field, type TUTORIAL_IDDEF_EclipseResource.
4. In the New ID field, next to the Eclipse Resource Identifier field, type TUTORIAL_PROP_ResourceID.
5. In the New ID field, next to the Element Type field, type TUTORIAL_Prop_EleType.
6. Click OK.

   Entries in the ID Definitions, Element Types, and Properties category folders.

7. In the Element Types category folder, right-click TUTORIAL_ELE_EclipseProject.
8. Click Edit.

   This opens the Edit Properties dialog box.

9. Double-click the Matchname value cell, and then type ECLIPSE_PROJECT.
10. Click OK.
11. You need to add the key property TUTORIAL_PROP_ResourceID as a property reference to the newly created linked element type TUTORIAL_ELE_EclipseProject:

    Right-click TUTORIAL_ELE_EclipseProject, and then click New Child > Property .

    This adds the Has Property as a child to the TUTORIAL_ELE_EclipseProject element type.

12. Right-click Has Property, and then click Edit.

    This opens the Edit Properties dialog box.

13. Double-click the Target ID value cell, and then click TUTORIAL_PROP_ResourceID.
14. Click OK.
15. You can now create the linked element type Eclipse folder.

    Right-click the Element Types category folder, and then click New Child > Eclipse > Eclipse Resource .

    This opens the Enter Object ID dialog box.

16. In the New ID field, type TUTORIAL_ELE_EclipseFolder.
17. Click OK.

    This adds the new linked Eclipse resource in the Elements Types category folder.

18. Right-click TUTORIAL_ELE_EclipseFolder, and then click Edit.

    This opens the Edit Properties dialog box.

19. Double-click the Matchname value cell, and type ECLIPSE_FOLDER.
20. Click OK.
21. Right-click TUTORIAL_ELE_EclipseFolder, and then click New Child > Property .
22. Right-click Has Property, and then click Edit.

    This opens the Edit Properties dialog box.

23. Double-click the Target ID value cell, and then click TUTORIAL_PROP_ResourceID.
24. Click OK.
25. Right-click the Element Types category folder, and then click New Child > Eclipse > Eclipse Resource .

    This opens the Enter Object ID dialog box.

26. In the New ID field, type TUTORIAL_ELE_EclipseFile.
27. Click OK.
28. Right-click TUTORIAL_ELE_EclipseFile, and then click Edit.

    This opens the Edit Properties dialog box.

29. Double-click the Matchname value cell, and type ECLIPSE_FILE.
30. Click OK.
31. Right-click TUTORIAL_ELE_EclipseFile, and then click New Child > Property .
32. Right-click Has Property, and then click Edit.

    This opens the Edit Properties dialog box.

33. Double-click the Target ID value cell, and then click TUTORIAL_PROP_ResourceID.
34. Click OK.

    Your element types should look like: