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| Re: UML2 domain file [message #638177 is a reply to message #638097] |
Wed, 10 November 2010 10:42  |
 Mariot Chauvin
Messages: 174
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi Eban,
You want to create a graphical modeler on top of an UML model. Of course
you can use GMF tooling and runtime to create your own UML modeler, but
it could be quite time comsuming depending on the result quality you
want to achieve. In this case have a look to the examples provided after
installing the SDK and the documentation on the eclipse wiki. On the
other side you may use an existing UML modeler based on GMF Runtime (or
not if you don't need it) and adapt it to your needs. There is several
commercial solutions (you may find them easily) and at least an eclipse
open source one, the Papyrus project.
Best regards,
Mariot
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Mariot Chauvin @ Obeo
http://www.obeo.fr
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Le 09/11/2010 23:03, Eban Escott a écrit :
> Hi Mariot,
> Thanks for the response, I guess my lack of understanding is impeding my
> question. I will try to do better.
>
> I want to use GMF and end up with a UML2 model
> (http://www.eclipse.org/modeling/mdt/?project=uml2). Then once I have a
> UML2 model use M2T such as JET. I have been having some success with JET.
>
> My goal is to use GMF to display class and state machine diagrams. Once
> the user has created these, they hit a button and out pops the code. I
> also eventually, want to do some M2M transformations, e.g. if the user
> changes some specific part of the class diagram this may require some
> changes in another part of the model.
>
> I hope this makes it clearer and I appreciate this is very high level. I
> guess I am just looking for a nudge in the right direction :) Any
> recommendations would be much appreciated.
>
> Cheers
> Eban
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