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== Relationship with other Eclipse Projects == | == Relationship with other Eclipse Projects == | ||
Revision as of 07:17, 8 January 2010
< To: GMT
MoDisco provides an extensible framework to develop model-driven tools to support use-cases of existing software modernization.
See MoDisco project home page
Contents
Objectives
Modernizing an existing software system implies :
- Describing the information extracted out of the artifacts of this system
- Understanding the extracted information in order to take the good modernization decisions
- Transforming this information to new artifacts facilitating the modernization (metrics, document, transformed code, ...)
To support these activities, MoDisco aims at providing :
- Metamodels to describe existing systems
- Discoverers to automatically create models of these systems
- Generic tools to understand and transform complex models created out of existing systems
- Use-cases illustrating how MoDisco can support modernization processes
Description
To facilitate reuse of components between several modernization solutions, MoDisco is organized in three layers:
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See MoDisco architecture detail...
Relationship with other Eclipse Projects
MoDisco reuses lots of EMP projects:
- EMF to describe and manipulate models of existing systems.
- M2M to implement transformation of models into other models
- M2T to implement generation of text (documentation or code)
MoDisco also reuses other projects such as:
- JDT to create models out of Java source code
Roadmap
Additional components are planned to be added to MoDisco. See the roadmap...
Team
MoDisco has been initiated by the AtlanMod Team (INRIA) and is strongly supported by Mia-Software:
- Hugo Bruneliere - AtlanMod (project leader)
- Gabriel Barbier - Mia-Software (committer)
- Nicolas Bros - Mia-Software (committer)
- Grégoire Dupé - Mia-Software (committer)
- Fabien Giquel - Mia-Software (committer)
- Frédéric Madiot - Mia-Software (committer)
- Jean Bezivin - AtlanMod
- Frédéric Jouault - AtlanMod
- Nicolas Payneau - Mia-Software
- Jean-Sebastien Sottet - AtlanMod
How to contribute?
See the process to contribute components to MoDisco.
See Also
Homepage on Eclipse website: www.eclipse.org/gmt/modisco
Newsgroup: 
eclipse.modisco
Documents: presentations