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| − | This Wiki presents the architecture of EMF Refactor and summarizes the components used by it. Each tool in EMF Refactor is based on the Eclipse Modeling Framework [1,2], i.e., each tool can be used for arbitrary models whose meta models are instances of EMF Ecore, for example domain-specific languages, common languages like UML2 used by Eclipse Papyrus [3] and the Java EMF model used by JaMoPP [4] and MoDisco [5, 6], or even Ecore instance models themselves. | + | This Wiki presents the architecture of EMF Refactor and summarizes the components used by it. Each tool in EMF Refactor is based on the Eclipse Modeling Framework [1,2], i.e., each tool can be used for arbitrary models whose meta models are instances of EMF Ecore, for example domain-specific languages, common languages like UML2 (we refer to UML2 being the standard EMF-based representation of |
| + | UML2, i.e., ''org.eclipse.emf.uml2.uml'') used by Eclipse Papyrus [3] and the Java EMF model used by JaMoPP [4] and MoDisco [5, 6], or even Ecore instance models themselves. | ||
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Revision as of 06:47, 25 April 2014
This Wiki presents the architecture of EMF Refactor and summarizes the components used by it. Each tool in EMF Refactor is based on the Eclipse Modeling Framework [1,2], i.e., each tool can be used for arbitrary models whose meta models are instances of EMF Ecore, for example domain-specific languages, common languages like UML2 (we refer to UML2 being the standard EMF-based representation of UML2, i.e., org.eclipse.emf.uml2.uml) used by Eclipse Papyrus [3] and the Java EMF model used by JaMoPP [4] and MoDisco [5, 6], or even Ecore instance models themselves.
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