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[ATL] ATL for Ecore or for KM3 files? [message #493993]

Wed, 28 October 2009 12:42

Eclipse User

Hi all,

may be a silly question, but for what kind of metamodels is ATL defined?
Only for KM3 or is it possible to transform Ecore based models, also?

And a second one: Why should one use KM3 for metamodeling instead of
Ecore? They both look very similar. Is there a rule of thumb, where KM3
is much more preferable as Ecore or is it just another implementation?

Thanks a lot
Timothy

Re: [ATL] ATL for Ecore or for KM3 files? [message #496322 is a reply to message #493993]

Mon, 09 November 2009 12:23

Eclipse User

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Hello,

Timothy Marc a

Re: [ATL] ATL for Ecore or for KM3 files? [message #525731 is a reply to message #493993]

Wed, 07 April 2010 11:39

Eclipse User

Hello,
I want know if there is a plugin to download for metamodeling the KM3 files?
Thanks a lot

Re: [ATL] ATL for Ecore or for KM3 files? [message #527079 is a reply to message #493993]

Tue, 13 April 2010 19:12

Eclipse User

Timothy Marc wrote on Wed, 28 October 2009 12:42

Hi all,

may be a silly question, but for what kind of metamodels is ATL defined?
Only for KM3 or is it possible to transform Ecore based models, also?

Hello Timothy,

Regarding to your first question, ATL can transform Ecore models as well as KM3 models.

Actually, I don't know which one of these two metamodel representation is preferable.

Thank you,
Mohamed Shalaby

Re: [ATL] ATL for Ecore or for KM3 files? [message #529302 is a reply to message #493993]

Fri, 23 April 2010 14:07

Eclipse User

AFAIK KM3 is really technology-agnostic, while ECore is somehow JAVA-dependant since you'll have to use the system of Primitive Data Types of Java to type your metaobjects ... apart from this I'd rather say you can use any of them.

BTW ... if you plan to develop EMF/GMF editors I reccomend usnig ECore to avoid having to map your KM3 metamodel to an ECore one ... you'll discover what I refer to ... Smile

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