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= Migrating from eobjects.org MetaModel =
In it's previous incarnation, !MetaModel was hosted and developed not at Apache, but at http://metamodel.eobjects.org. With the move to Apache, we're also changing the namespace of !MetaModel to '''org.apache.metamodel''' instead of '''org.eobjects.metamodel'''. Obviously this causes migration issues, but on this page is a compilation of tips to overcome them.
== Quick migration: Search/replace ==
If you're a light user of !MetaModel, then probably a quick search/replace in your .java files will do the trick. Here's the common things to search for and replace with
||'''Search for'''||'''Replace with'''||
||import org.eobjects.metamodel||import org.apache.metamodel||
||import static org.eobjects.metamodel||import static org.apache.metamodel||
A broader search for ''org.eobjects.metamodel'' should also provide a good final check to see if you've missed any devils in the details.
== Deserializing legacy !MetaModel objects ==
If you've been relying on serialization of !MetaModel objects from the legacy codebase, you will encounter troubles when deserializing them. To alleviate this issue we provide a specialized !ObjectInputStream class that transparently deserializes legacy objects into their new format. This class is called '''!LegacyDeserializationObjectInputStream'''.
Here's a simple example of it's usage:
{{{#!java
Object obj;
FileInputStream fileIn = new FileInputStream("my_legacy_metamodel_object.ser");
try {
ObjectInputStream ois = new LegacyDeserializationObjectInputStream(fileIn);
obj = ois.readObject();
ois.close();
} finally {
FileHelper.safeClose(fileIn);
}
}}}