| The Eclipse Graphical Modeling Framework (GMF) provides a generative component and runtime infrastructure for developing graphical editors based on EMF and GEF. The project aims to provide these components, in addition to exemplary tools for select domain models which illustrate its capabilities. |
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Quick Links
- Wiki | Find a set of FAQs and other information.
- Newsgroup | For general questions and community discussion.
- Mailing List | For project development discussions.
- Bugs | View all open issues.
- Project Plan (draft for 2.2.0)
Events
- Introduction to the Graphical Modeling Framework tutorial at EclipseCon 2008
- Using GMF and M2M for Model-driven-development tutorial at EclipseCon 2008
- GMF Exemplary MDD long talk at EclipseCon 2008
- Migrating your Graphical Editor to the Eclipse Graphical Modeling Framework long talk at EclipseCon 2008
- Bitter GMF, or how we did UML with GMF short talk at EclipseCon 2008
- Subscribe to events and milestones
What can you do with GMF? 
Well, if you've taken a look at the Getting Started with UML2 article and had trouble visualizing the model, GMF can help. On the left is the generated environment for working with a domain model (any EMF-based model), while on the right is a view of a graphical editor generated with GMF. To see more of what you can do with GMF, click the thumbnails below or this link to visit our gallery. |
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