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Modeling With Eclipse

Mickaël Istria & Aurélien Pupier@EclipseDemocamp, June 28th 2011licensed CC BY 2.0

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Allow better understanding of the issue/problem/domain

Representation of the entity◦ Manipulate◦ Store◦ Share◦ Transform◦ Edit

What is Modeling?

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“EObject” for abstraction & introspection

Ecore to describe the (meta)models

Offers (de)serialization, generation of your domain model API

Smart tooling

Independent from Eclipse Platform (embed it in smartphones or GWT…)

Model the world (with EMF)!

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EMF is the core of the modeling “ecosystem” at

Eclipse

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Nice edition of your model: EEF

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M2T (Model to Text)◦ XPand◦ JET

Transform to text

Doc Code generation

A2

A1

Meta A

M2T

Just apply

Blah-blah <%model.name%>

Blah-blah A1

Blah-blah A2

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M2M (Model to Model)◦ QVT◦ ATL

Transform Model to another Model

A2 B2

A1 B1

Meta A Meta B

M2M

Just apply

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Use GMP◦ GMF

Notation Runtime Tooling

◦ Graphiti

Graphical manipulation of your Models

Semantic Model (ecore)

Diagram Model

GMF codegen

Diagram code

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XText is a view of your Models, Not a transformation!

Textual manipulation of your Models

Semantic Model (ecore)

Grammar

Textual editor

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Project relying on Eclipse Modeling

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