Re: [gmt-dev] Outsider View

[Jim Steel <Jim.Steel@xxxxxxxx>]

Amen. I would like to see these questions answered too, since I'm a 
little confused about the role of GMT without them...

Jim.


Philipp W. Kutter wrote:

> Dear GMT Group.
<snip/>
> In order not to loose the other Eclipse users and developers and in order
> not to loose the people interested in MDA as defined by OMG, you
> should answer on the first page of your project:
>
> - if MOF the standard means of the project to define 
> meta-models/abstract syntax?
>  If not, why?
>
> - are you using the EMF implementation of MOF? If not, why?
>
> - are Eclipse extension-points and extensions the standard means for 
> plugin existing
>  tools into GMT and for composing different GMT components? If not why?
>
> Your current answers based on XMI do not seem enough to me. For 
> connecting pure
> XMI based components, you can use Unix pipes or Web Services, you do not 
> need
> Eclipse. XMI is only a way to export and import MOF based models 
> (including UML
> models).
<snip/>
> Best Regards,
>
> Philipp Kutter
>
> A4M applied formal methods AG
> www.a4m.biz
> kutter@xxxxxxx
>
>
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