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== Outdated page ==
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This page contains obsolete information about the VPM based VIATRA2 and preserved for archive purposes only.<br />
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The currently maintained wiki is available at http://wiki.eclipse.org/VIATRA
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== Overview ==
 
We need to point out that the underlying modeling and transformation concepts of VIATRA2 are nonstandard.
 
We need to point out that the underlying modeling and transformation concepts of VIATRA2 are nonstandard.
* the model management framework ([[VIATRA2 model space]]) is more expressive than MOF / EMF,  
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* the model management framework ([[VIATRA2/Model_Space]]) is more expressive than MOF / EMF,  
* the [[VIATRA 2 transformation language]] is not QVT, but combines formal techniques being in use for more than 15 years.  
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* the [[VIATRA2 Transformation Language]] is not QVT, but combines formal techniques being in use for more than 15 years.  
  
 
Anyhow, VIATRA2 plans to support related standards by offering  
 
Anyhow, VIATRA2 plans to support related standards by offering  

Latest revision as of 03:58, 30 April 2015

Outdated page

This page contains obsolete information about the VPM based VIATRA2 and preserved for archive purposes only.
The currently maintained wiki is available at http://wiki.eclipse.org/VIATRA

Overview

We need to point out that the underlying modeling and transformation concepts of VIATRA2 are nonstandard.

Anyhow, VIATRA2 plans to support related standards by offering

  • powerful and extensible model importers and exporters
  • exporters/importers of other transformation languages (e.g. QVT)
  • domain specific languages integrated to the framework as VIATRA2 (and thus Eclipse) plug-ins.

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