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* [http://www.levysiqueira.com.br/2011/01/eclipse-qvto-hello-world/ Tutorial by Fabio Levy Siqueira]
 
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Revision as of 10:05, 23 January 2015

Questions and discussions about Operational QVT usage

Questions and discussions about the usage of Operational QVT should take place on the forum or eclipse.qvto newsgroup.

QVTO is a component of the MMT project.

Information about Operational QVT

The language implementation is based on an OMG document ptc/07-07-07 (Meta Object Facility (MOF) 2.0 Query/View/Transformation Final Adopted Specification).

The QVTo distribution includes the [QVT Operational Developer Guide] that may be accessed as Help->Help Contents->QVT Operational Developer Guide.

Examples

Executing QVT transformations programmatically in Java

The QVTo distribution includes a version of the UML2RDBMS transformation that demonstrates many language features. It may be installed via New->Examples->Operational QVT Transformation->SimpleUML to RDB Transformation Project.

Publications

List of relevant articles.

Other documentation




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