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Revision as of 17:39, 30 January 2010
Contents
Introduction
The goal of the proposed Texo project is to provide model and template driven development technology for web application development projects. Texo will be based on and use components currently present in the Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF) and Eclipse Modeling Framework Technology (EMFT) projects. Texo is a proposed open source component in the Eclipse Modeling Framework Technology (EMFT) project.
The original project proposal can be found here.
Annotated Models
Texo Components
The initial release of Texo will consist of several components:
- Code generation for server oriented applications with support for in-model and in-source annotations, manual code changes are supported in the EMF way. Templates can be added/overridden by users.
- XML Serialization
- Tool support for creating annotated models
- JPA annotation generation
- Model-driven JSON serialization support
Next phase:
- Add more annotation models (for example: Hibernate Search, jaxb, Seam, EJB3)
- The next phase will focus on generating User Interface code for GWT or RIA frameworks such as Smartclient or Extjs.
- Test case/class generation
Documentation
Developing
Developer information (CVS, how to setup a developers environment) is described on the Developers page.
Texo and EMF
The
Current Status
Currently (January 2010) the following has been implemented:
- pojo generation with runtime model
- Featuremap support
- XML Serialization
We are currently working on:
- Code generation: EOperation support, support for unsettable
- Support template overriding
- Model-driven JSON service
- some initial tool support for creating annotated models
- JAP Annotation model
In the next phase support for Generic/Parameterized types will be added.