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RE: [dsdp-mtj-dev] MTJ Model
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Hi,
The Finnish number does not recognize the
passcode,
but when calling to US number the passcode is
ok.
-Arto
There are a number of people on right
now...
| US Toll
free: | +1-877-825-8522
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| Int'l or US Toll:
| +1-770-615-1247
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| Finland:
| 0800770232
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| Brazil:
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| Passcode:
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Ken Wallis
Team Lead - RAD Tools, Research In
Motion
905-629-4746 x4369
Hi
I cannot access to the telco, cause I
get innformation thta the access code is
invalid?
Are others able to
participate?
-Arto
The description of generating
the model code is in CVS at dev.eclipse.org
/cvsroot/dsdp/org.eclipse.mtj/mtj-home/docs/MTJ_model_codegen.ppt
It is a decent start to get you generating
the model, although a few of the steps are missing or in the wrong
order.
The architecture
documents that you should be looking at for more basic understanding are in
the same directory, You will need to check the datestamps from CVS to
determine which one is the last, but look at the MTJ Release 1 Architecture*
documents for an intro, or the presentations we have one the eclipse/MTJ
website that we gave at EclipseCon.
kevin
--
Kevin
Horowitz
khorowit@xxxxxxxxxx
Expeditor Tools Development
Workplace
Portal and Collaboration Software
IBM - Boca Raton,
+1-561-862-2113
| From:
| Christian Kurzke
<christian@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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| To:
| Mobile Tools for The Java Platform
mailing list <dsdp-mtj-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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| Date:
| 11/14/2007 10:43 AM
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| Subject:
| Re: [dsdp-mtj-dev] MTJ
Model |
Arto,
Can you please point us at the
explanation you gave before (mentioned by
Kevin)? Maybe we can read up
on this before the meeting.
During the meeting - It would be good if
you could get us all on the
same page. I agree we should take a few
minutes to address this central
component of MTJ.
Is there any
presentations you have which you can send out before the
meeting?
Please assume that most of us are not familiar with the
details of
EMF.
Thanks!
-Christian
Arto.Laurila@xxxxxxxxx
wrote:
> Hi,
> The current MTJ services are using an EMF based
model, that is
> initially created with any EMF compatible
tool.
> The tools that Kevin is referring here and what e.g. I have
used is
> the a bit older Rational Rose tool to create the UML
model.
> I think that even some very old version of Rose can be used
with this.
> Thus the same model can be done with other tools, like
IBM Rational
> Architect or Modeler or what ever (or even directly
with the EMF).
> When thinking the current MTJ architecture, there is
certainly needed
> to discuss that does team members have experience
on EMF or not.
> In case of that would be replaced, it pretty much
means that the whole
> MTJ internal architecture have to be recoded
also.
> As comparing to other Eclipse based projects, some of those
are not
> using EMF at all and they do model their data model e.g.
with plain java.
> As it is e.g. with EclipseME (Craig, correct me if
I'm wrong).
> Why the EMF has been used here, well that enables to
have a Eclipse
> compatible and working data layer, where the initial
design is done
> with UML and the the MTJ related EMF layer is
generated from the UML
> file. That saves a lot of coding &
testing time.
> In my part I have to say that if the EMF layer is
dropped, I may have
> problems to participate to create the same
functionality again from Nokia
> point of view.
>
-Arto
>
>
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>
*From:* dsdp-mtj-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
>
[mailto:dsdp-mtj-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] *On Behalf Of *ext
> Raniere
Hugo-wha006
> *Sent:* 14. marraskuuta 2007 16:33
>
*To:* Mobile Tools for The Java Platform mailing list
>
*Subject:* RE: [dsdp-mtj-dev] MTJ Model
>
>
Hi Kevin,
>
> I’m one of the guys at
Motorola intending to work in MTJ. I agree
> with you
that having this kind of dependencies may not be good for
>
the project, and one of the tasks we are proposing in this
MTJ
> reboot is to have an new proposed architecture by
beginning of
> next year. For sure we can review the
data model for this new
> proposed
architecture.
>
> During the meeting we are also
going to talk about the proposed
> planning (more info
on mtj wiki). If the meeting time is not
> enough to
discuss about the data model, we can set a new activity
>
in the planning to analyze the data model.
>
>
Best regards,
>
> Hugo
>
>
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>
>
*From:* dsdp-mtj-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
>
[mailto:dsdp-mtj-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] *On Behalf Of *Kevin M
> Horowitz
>
*Sent:* Wednesday, November 14, 2007 11:11 AM
>
*To:* dsdp-mtj-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
> *Subject:*
[dsdp-mtj-dev] MTJ Model
>
>
>
Hi,
>
> I realize this is a little late for
today's meeting, but I would
> like to suggest that as
part of the reset, we open the idea of the
> current
data model behind the MTJ project. The model stores all of
>
the relational data about devices and setup. The model is
>
generated using a Rational product, and then converted using
the
> EMF project. Arto provided instructions at the
very end of our
> relationship explaining how this code
is generated, but this ties
> us to a commercial product
that many of our participants might not
> have in the
future, and makes modifications to the underlaying
>
data structure difficult to maintain my team members.
>
>
kevin
> --
> Kevin
Horowitz
> khorowit@xxxxxxxxxx
>
Expeditor Tools Development
> Workplace Portal and
Collaboration Software
> IBM - Boca Raton,
+1-561-862-2113
>
>
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