Re: [trainers] Modeling - GEF and EMF - provide you final feedback by Th

Am 27.08.2008 um 20:12 schrieb ashvin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx:

Hi;

Will this be a 1-day class? Who else is offering and do you agree with the outline?

Ashvin

Ashvin Radiya, Phd
President and CTO
AvantSoft, Inc.
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From: Jean-François Pinson <jean-francois.pinson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2008 10:37 AM
To: ashvin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, Trainers <trainers@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [trainers] Modeling - GEF and EMF - provide you final feedback by Thursday, August 27, 9am PST, GMF will mostly be dropped

Hi,

We would be very much interested to offer GMF training.for the coming Eclipse training series.

Please find below the outline of our GMF training course:
Domain specific modeling introduction

Introduction to domain specific language

Introduction to domain specific modeler

GMF components architecture

Overview

Runtime component

GMF MVC

Notational model

Services model

GMF Domains specific modeling

Creating domain model

Tooling definition model

Tool definition model

Graphical definition model

Mapping model

Generator model

GMF : Definition, generation and tuning

Tooling configuration

Modeler generation

Code tuning

GMF labs

Creating custom domains

Creating custom figures

Creating custom nodes

Creating custom providers

Reusing Navigator

Thanks.

J-F.

Jean-François Pinson
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ashvin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx a écrit :
Hi;

I am sending this email as per the guidance from Ian.

Please provide your feedback for changes before tomorrow. Course descriptions will befome final tomorrow. Based on Tony's feedback, I have replaced JET with general term "Emitters".

Unless, there is strong interest and need from some provider on GMF, it will be dropped. I suggest that we offer GMF if there is interest from two or more companies. Please submit description for GMF right away if there is interest, otherwise, it will be dropped from the course catalog tomorrow.

Thanks,

- Ashvin

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Duration: 1 day Level: Advanced Format: 50% lab

Description:
EMF is a modeling framework and code generation facility for building tools and other applications based on a structured data model. From a model specification described in XMI, EMF provides tools and runtime support to produce a set of Java classes for the model, a set of adapter classes that enable viewing and command-based editing of the model, and a basic editor. Models can be specified using annotated Java, XML documents, or modeling tools like Rational Rose, then imported into EMF. Most important of all, EMF provides the foundation for interoperability with other EMF-based tools and applications.

Topics covered include:
1. Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF)
2. Eclipse Modeling Framework - Customize Code Generation

Contents:
Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF) - Introduction
(includes lab)
Understand Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF)
The ecore model
The Generator Model
Generating EMF Model from Annotated Java Code
Generate Model implementation code
Generate model.edit and model.editor plug-ins

EMF - Customize Code Generation
(includes lab)
Learn techniques to customize code generation in EMF
Understand GenModel properties
Edit GenModel properties to customize code generation
EMF.Edit framework overview
Modify presentation behavior
EMF Reflective API overview
Create model instance using Reflective API
Serialize model in XMI format
Emitters

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Graphical Editor Framework (GEF)

Duration: 2 days Level: Advanced Format: 50% hands-on

Description:
Eclipse is an open platform for tool integration built by an open community of tool providers. The course covers advanced concepts in developing Eclipse plug-in using GEF.
The Graphical Editing Framework (GEF) provides a foundation for building rich, interactive user interfaces, which are not easily built using native widgets found in the base Eclipse platform. GEF is based on MVC architecture. Every GEF-based application uses a model to represent the state of the diagrams being created and edited.

Contents:

Draw 2D API
Draw 2D introduction
Overview of Draw 2D system
Figures
LightweightSystem and its components
Draw 2D Shapes
Draw 2D Widgets
Major features of Draw 2D API
Draw 2D application
Creating Shell and LightweightSystem
Creating Figures and Connection
Registering event handlers
Handling Draw 2D events

Introduction to GEF API
Introduction
MVC for GEF
In-memory model of GEF editor
In-memory model of EditPartViewer
Create Model
Create View
EditParts
GraphicalEditors
Building a graphical editor

Editing GEF model
Understand the notification mechanism in MVC pattern
Registering EditPart as controller
Reacting to the events and update the UI
The EditDomain
The PaletteViewer
Tools, Requests and Feedbacks
Commands in GEF
Command Stack
EditPolicies
Capture user actions on GUI and update the model

Connections in GEF
The Polyline class
The Connection interface
The ConnectionAnchor interface
The ConnectionRouter interface
The ConnectionLayer class
The PolylineConnection class
The AbstractConnectionEditPart and NodeEditPart
Editing model to maintain connections
Components in creating and editing Connections
Bendpoints
Components in bending connections

Prerequisites:
This 2 day course assumes that attendees have strong Java GUI experience, have full understanding of SWT-Views-Editors, and have developed some plugins.

Audience:
Tool developers, tool vendors, and consultants who need to build their own plugins for Eclipse-based tools.
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