Add EMF UML2 3.1 (Eclipse Helios) modeling support
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Key: UMLMETA-107
URL: http://jira.andromda.org/browse/UMLMETA-107
Project: UML Metafacades
Issue Type: Improvement
Affects Versions: 3.4
Environment: Andromda 3.4-SNAPSHOT as of 8/11/10. XP64 and Vista64,
JDK 6 patch 21. MagicDraw 16.8, RSM8 beta.
Reporter: Bob Fields
Assignee: Bob Fields
Fix For: 3.4
I have this working locally today, not yet committed. We need to find a
permanent location for the org.eclipse.uml2 dependencies.
Currently EMF UML2 2.3 is supported in AndroMDA 3.4-SNAPSHOT. It's been three
years since any UML2 artifacts have been updated in maven central. The latest
versions of MagicDraw, Rational 8 beta, and Eclipse support UML2 v3.x, and the
v3.1 EMF dependencies from Eclipse Helios (released 7/10) can load earlier UML2
versions seamlessly. I have been trying to either sync the Eclipse artifacts
with maven central, or get the Eclipse foundation to fix the way the P2
artifacts are exposed as a maven repository at
http://build.eclipse.org/helios/hybrid/final, see
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=312656. If I commit this update
today, I am concerned that the Eclipse Helios maven repository is only
temporary, and the artifacts cannot be synched to central because they lack
source plus the proper metadata. Perhaps we can upload the UML2 artifacts to
Sonatype ourselves? I'd really prefer to use the actual org.eclipse.uml2
groupid instead of putting them all under org.andromda.thirdparty.
If I do commit this update without also updating the related artifacts, we
would have to watch the helios maven repository closely to see if it goes away
suddenly. I want to avoid errors like
http://forum.andromda.org/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=6517.
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