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− | + | Tigerstripe downloads are available as .zip files from http://www.eclipse.org/tigerstripe/downloads or through our Update Site (more details on http://www.eclipse.org/tigerstripe/downloads/updates.php ) | |
− | + | Each build/release is split in multiple features to split the End-User Workbench from the underlying Tigerstripe MDE framework. The following features are available: | |
+ | * '''Tigerstripe Annotations''': this framework allows to annotate models, but also any type of resources/objects within an Eclipse workspace. It has no other dependencies on Tigerstripe code, but is used by Tigerstripe Core and Workbench. Choose this feature if you want to leverage the annotation framework alone. | ||
+ | * '''Tigerstripe Core''': contains all the non-UI core functionalities about Tigerstripe, including model management, generation engine, generators lifecycle management, etc... Choose this if you are interested in building functionalities on top of Tigerstripe core features or if you want to run Tigerstripe Headless in a continuous build environment, e.g. | ||
+ | * '''Tigerstripe Workbench''': this is the complete Tigerstripe End-User MDE environment. It includes all the functionalities required to build, edit and maintain models, as well as create/edit Tigerstripe Generators and Profiles. Choose this if you want to start building a model directly. | ||
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Revision as of 10:32, 9 May 2008
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Tigerstripe downloads are available as .zip files from http://www.eclipse.org/tigerstripe/downloads or through our Update Site (more details on http://www.eclipse.org/tigerstripe/downloads/updates.php )
Each build/release is split in multiple features to split the End-User Workbench from the underlying Tigerstripe MDE framework. The following features are available:
- Tigerstripe Annotations: this framework allows to annotate models, but also any type of resources/objects within an Eclipse workspace. It has no other dependencies on Tigerstripe code, but is used by Tigerstripe Core and Workbench. Choose this feature if you want to leverage the annotation framework alone.
- Tigerstripe Core: contains all the non-UI core functionalities about Tigerstripe, including model management, generation engine, generators lifecycle management, etc... Choose this if you are interested in building functionalities on top of Tigerstripe core features or if you want to run Tigerstripe Headless in a continuous build environment, e.g.
- Tigerstripe Workbench: this is the complete Tigerstripe End-User MDE environment. It includes all the functionalities required to build, edit and maintain models, as well as create/edit Tigerstripe Generators and Profiles. Choose this if you want to start building a model directly.