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Welcome from Sodius [message #596]

Wed, 15 November 2006 12:22

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: tcapelle.sodius.com

Hi,

As the CTO of the SODIUS company, I would like to express my positive
feeling on this M2M proposal.

Sodius has been evaluating and using the ATL model transformation language
for a long time. More recently the decision has been taken to integrate
ATL as a full component of our commercial product MD Workbench (see
http://www.mdworkbench.com). This is the result of our observation that
ATL has reached a good stability level and may answer very positively to
common usability criteria. The availability of an initial library of ATL
transformations adds credibility to the industrial maturity of this
important Eclipse contribution.

Sodius has developed important local resources on using ATL for its
internal projects. Several SODIUS engineers have already been contributing
to the various ATL mailing lists. This will continue when ATL will be part
of the M2M project, on the present newsgroup.

SODIUS also welcomes the idea of hosting several components on the M2M
project (Borland, Compuware and ATL) because this will probably encourage
the community development of operational bridges between these different
solutions.

SODIUS will help to improve the ATL component by reporting residual bugs
or suggesting functional improvements. SODIUS will dedicate in 2007 a
significant amount of resources (about 6 MM)to the development of open
source contributions to the ATL library in the domain of
transformation-based
measurements and transformation-based presentations.

The mission of SODIUS is to assist institutions and enterprises to set up
and improve their engineering processes for designing complex systems,
complex products and/or software. We are particularly convinced that model
to model transformation has a lot of potential in this domain and we
naturally strongly support the M2M project in the Eclipse modeling Project.

Regards,
Tom Capelle
SODIUS - http://www.sodius.com/

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Re: Welcome from Sodius [message #620 is a reply to message #596]

Thu, 16 November 2006 00:17

Frédéric Jouault

Messages: 572
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Hello Tom,

Thank you for your interest in the M2M project and in ATL.

I am looking forward to working with you in M2M.

Best regards,

Frédéric Jouault

Proposed M2M Project Lead

Thomas Capelle wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As the CTO of the SODIUS company, I would like to express my positive
> feeling on this M2M proposal.
>
> Sodius has been evaluating and using the ATL model transformation
> language for a long time. More recently the decision has been taken to
> integrate ATL as a full component of our commercial product MD Workbench
> (see
> http://www.mdworkbench.com). This is the result of our observation that
> ATL has reached a good stability level and may answer very positively to
> common usability criteria. The availability of an initial library of ATL
> transformations adds credibility to the industrial maturity of this
> important Eclipse contribution.
>
> Sodius has developed important local resources on using ATL for its
> internal projects. Several SODIUS engineers have already been
> contributing to the various ATL mailing lists. This will continue when
> ATL will be part of the M2M project, on the present newsgroup.
>
> SODIUS also welcomes the idea of hosting several components on the M2M
> project (Borland, Compuware and ATL) because this will probably
> encourage the community development of operational bridges between these
> different solutions.
>
> SODIUS will help to improve the ATL component by reporting residual bugs
> or suggesting functional improvements. SODIUS will dedicate in 2007 a
> significant amount of resources (about 6 MM)to the development of open
> source contributions to the ATL library in the domain of
> transformation-based
> measurements and transformation-based presentations.
>
> The mission of SODIUS is to assist institutions and enterprises to set
> up and improve their engineering processes for designing complex
> systems, complex products and/or software. We are particularly convinced
> that model to model transformation has a lot of potential in this domain
> and we naturally strongly support the M2M project in the Eclipse
> modeling Project.
>
> Regards,
> Tom Capelle
> SODIUS - http://www.sodius.com/
>
>

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