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ooppsss, forgot to paste the link:

http://www.codegeneration.net/tiki-read_article.php?articleId=38&PHPSESSID=486dd711535b0c474ace05c9a2f1128a

Daniel S. Haischt wrote:

| did you read this interview? especially question three?
|
| regards
|
| daniel s. haischt
|
| Daniel S. Haischt wrote:
| | hello,
| |
| | first of all my statement about EMF beeing an UML subset is
| | based on an email thread with one of the Omondo EclipseUML
| | developers.
| |
| | at that time I was asking them whether it would be possible
| | to import an existing UML model into the EMF ecore framework.
| |
| | read below ...
| |
| | -----8<-----------8<----------8<-----------8<-------8<-------
| |
| |  >I thought it is _just_ possible to import models to EMF
| |  >> from either:
| |  >>
| |  >> ~ - a XML Schema file
| |  >> ~ - a ecore model
| |  >> ~ - a rational rose project
| |  >> ~ - existing Java classes with some special javadoc
| |  >> ~   comments.
| |  >>
| |  >> is it possible import XMI exports into an EMF project?
| |
| | If you mean from UML XMI to EML ecore, you cannot complete do it since
| the
| | EMF ecore is subset of UML.
| |
| | ----->8----------->8---------->8----------->8------->8-------
| |
| | possibly I did answer the wrong question ...
| |
| | Matthias Bohlen wrote:
| |
| |> Hi Daniel,
| |>
| |> sorry for the long response delay. You shocked me with that statement:
| |>
| |>
| |>> do you mean I should first try to import an UML model (for example an
| |>> XMI export containing an UML model) into EMF.
| |>>
| |>> if yes, there is some kinda misconception - EMF is only an UML
| |>> subset, so you can't exactly map an UML model to an EMF model ...
| |>
| |>
| |>
| |> Well, I hope that EMF is *not* a subset of UML but a subset of MOF. If
| |> it were a subset of UML, it could only process UML models. If it were a
| |> subset of MOF, it could process models based on any metamodel that can
| |> be expressed in EMF.
| |
| |
| | I already read the below statement about ecore beeing a MOF subset.
| |
| |>
| |> On the web page
| |>
http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/indextools.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/emf-home/do
| |> cs/overview.html
| |> it says:
| |>
| |> "For those of you that are familiar with OMG (Object Management Group)
| |> MOF (Meta Object Facility), you may be wondering how EMF relates to it.
| |> Actually, EMF started out as an implementation of the MOF specification
| |> but evolved from there based on the experience we gained from
| |> implementing a large set of tools using it. EMF can be thought of as a
| |> highly efficient Java implementation of a core subset of the MOF API.
| |> However, to avoid any confusion, the MOF-like core meta model in EMF is
| |> called Ecore instead of MOF."
| |>
| |> This sounds promising. I think it would be worthwhile to really
| |> understand what EMF is and try to load a UML 1.4 metamodel into it,
| |> followed by a UML 1.4 model. If this fails, you can forget about any
| |> effort to make it work with AndroMDA because AndroMDA needs a metadata
| |> repository, not a UML model repository.
| |>
| |> What do you think? Could you try to verify that EMF can do similar
| |> things as MOF and process arbitrary metamodels?
| |
| |
| | I am definitely interested into EMF and Eclipse UML2. but I can't do
| | any investigations this week. maybe next week I will have some time
| | to do any investigations on this subject. hope that is ok.
| |
| | regards
| |
| | daniel s. haischt
| |
|
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