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Revision as of 18:31, 15 June 2007
Contents
The Framework
It contains:
- A reusable EMF resource implementation.
- An extendable ecore model. It can be used by extending your domain entities from the JCRMNode entity in this model instead of EObject.
- An extendable and lazy EStore implementation for operations on your model.
The JCR Manager
A tool that is based on top of the framework to use EMF, modeling projects and other projects to manage JCR content.
Status
What works for the moment
- Currently it displays the JCR content
- It's possible to add nodes
- It's possible to remove nodes
- It's possible to rename nodes
To Do
- Try to reproduce why my move() method is not called
- Get the generated editor to call my EStore methods. It will probably not work out of the box with the generated commands of Edit-Framework.
- Understand the Eclipse release engineering to know in which folder structure to check in the initial code.
- Submit a speach for the Eclipse Con Europe until end of june latest.
Next Milestone
Create a first downloadable presentation of the project to show the potential of Eclipse modeling to the Jackrabbit community.
Values
- simplicity
- transparency
- no dependency on JCR implementations