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Re: RE: [gmt-dev] b+m code generator
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hello,Willink, Ed,
======= 2003-12-01 09:42:00 =======
>Hi Markus
>
>Thanks for bringing b+m to our attention. It certainly appears to have
>some useful features.
>
>Once we get the basic framework in place, we can then start to mine
>the Open Source resources. The challenge will be in breaking up tools
>that provide complete end-to-end functionality but with limited opportunity
>for coexistence with rival tools, into their pieces. We can then put the
>pieces together in more interesting ways.
>
>If this really works we will have a new problem; selecting between 10 rival
>XMI parsers.
>
>My current priorities are:
> GMT framework with simple test examples
> Integration of one or more QVT prototypes
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Can I know more abt this?
Which QVT prototype do you want to use? and where can we get it?
3x in advance
> Integration of Eclipse XSD and EMF
>Then
> Open Source mining, e.g. b+m
>
> Regards
>
> Ed Willink
>
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Markus Voelter [mailto:schogglad@xxxxxx]
>> Sent: 30 November 2003 12:21
>> To: gmt-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
>> Cc: Thomas Stahl
>> Subject: [gmt-dev] b+m code generator
>>
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'd like to point your attention to a very nice
>> open source code generator tool. It is hosted at
>> http://sourceforge.net/projects/architecturware/
>> The tool has been developed by b+m in Kiel,
>> Germany and has a rather long usage history.
>>
>> The really nice feature about the tool is that it
>> allows you to explicitly implement your (domain-
>> specific) metamodel as Java classes. These can
>> contain constraints that are verified when a model
>> is read by the generator. The code
>> generator itself uses a simple template language.
>> Templates are based on the metamodel defined
>> for the domain as opposed to the concrete syntax
>> of the model (such as XMI). XMI parsers for se-
>> veral UML tools are available. It is also possible
>> to use a non-UML/MOF based metamodel (such
>> as, for example, Excel) and thus use completely
>> different parsers.
>>
>> The tool comes with (some) documentation. If you
>> want to see a small introduction to it, take a look
>> at slides 63 and following in
>> http://www.voelter.de/data/presentations/mdaPraktisch.ppt
>> (the presentation contains all kinds of other stuff
>> which you might want to ignore...)
>>
>> I think this tool would be very useful as one
>> specific text generation component for GMT.
>> Once the f/w proposed by Ed is there :-), I am
>> happy to implement an IModelActivity to access it.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Markus
>>
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