I tried it and on the class documentation, my link apear.

Thank you so much

Just one more question...
If I store my links in the Documentation annotation, as a "html href", as you explained,
will people using OMEdit be able to see this link an click on it easily?

Thank you very much,

I will use one of these formats for my application
Between quotes, I can store my "//"

I found this document, giving the commands that I can launch: https://www.openmodelica.org/download/OMC_API-HowTo.pdf

Particularly, at the page 8, I found this method: addClassAnnotation(A1<cref>, annotate=<expr>)

I can also use :
getAnnotations(A1<cref>) to get the list of annotations
save(A1<cref>) to save the file

I tried to add the annotation: annotate=MyNewAnnotation(http://somesite.com), and it return an error
But with :  annotate=MyNewAnnotation(httpsomesite.com), it works perfectly

The problem seems to come from the"//" that is not parsed properly, what can I do to avoid this problem using //?

Will I have any compilation/simulation proble; if I add any "custom" annotations like that in my model?
(I mean as far as its name is different from any "official" annotation, of course.)

Hi,

I am running a java application that is able to execute any commands (I am using Java OMC library: http://code.google.com/p/javaomc/)

I know that some data is stored in annotations and that there is already several types of annotation, like Diagram or Icon.

I didn't found any type of annotation that is made to add a link to a resource (an URL).

Is there any annotation type for that?
If no, is there a way to create my own annotation type?

Thanks in advance for your answers,

Aurelien