| UML to Ecore [message #80711] |
Mon, 05 May 2008 14:51  |
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Originally posted by: naeemkhans79.hotmail.com
hi all,
can any one tell me how can I generate Ecore model from UML2 Class
Diagram???
Regards,
Khan
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| Re: UML to Ecore [message #80813 is a reply to message #80804] |
Tue, 06 May 2008 07:39  |
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com
Khan,
Comments below.
Khan wrote:
> i am not betting to reuse any thing what already exists.
My advice was to reuse what exists. The M2M folks don't have an
existing UML -> Ecore transformation. The UML2 project has already
fully implemented that.
> But the thing is to get my goal as I said UML Class Diagram Parser.
If your class diagram conforms to the UML model you should be able to
read it with the UML2 APIs.
> I am not having it even gone through EMF tutorial.
Yet in another post (an exceedingly long thread on the EMF newsgroups)
it seems you did follow the tutorials, so I'm a bit confused.
> I dont know whether it
I wonder what "it" is?
> is version conflict (eclipse,EMF,Omondo,java) or some thing that I
> dont get it. for example, you see the link below I like to generate
> Ecore model from Uml diagram shown in the link. then I can generate
> *.genmodel from Ecore model and then generate java codes. the way what
> I uderstood is like this, isnt it???
Yes. Many people use UML's Ecore importer to read a UML serialization
and convert it to Ecore.
> if im wrong then guide me where im wrong in this concept.
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> http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os-ecem f1/#UsingEMFmodel
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> No doubt EMF itself is very useful but how can I get my goal out of
> it?? that is my problem to go further.
I'm very confused why you are asking on the M2M newsgroup a question
that's far more likely to be answered on the UML newsgroup.
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> well, im student intermediate level java programmer, I might be wrong
> in concepts than you guys. but your recommendation will be appreciated.
If you clearly describe what problems you are having following the UML's
tutorials, on the UML2 newsgroup, I'm sure folks will help...
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> Khan
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| Re: UML to Ecore [message #639033 is a reply to message #639018] |
Sun, 14 November 2010 17:19 |
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On 14/11/2010 19:36, Tom Brandenburg wrote:
> Hello,
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> sry, for spamming...isn't there any easy solution?
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> Thanks and bye
> Tom
Eclipse usually providers many examples.
Import the plugins into your workspace and Find References.
Yet more may be found by Checking out test projects from CVS.
Regards
Ed Willink
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