Model migration - there and back again (ECE2014)
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The document discusses model migration using EMF models and instances. It introduces the concepts of EMF models and instances, the migration problem, and how the Edapt application in EMF Forms Project addresses model migration using a domain model, renderer, and user interface. It also advertises an upcoming graduation release of the Edapt tooling and runtime on November 7th, 2014 and requests feedback.
Model migration - there and back again (ECE2014)
- 1. Model Migration - there and back again Maximilian Kögel mkoegel@eclipsesource.com © 2014 EclipseSource | http://eclipsesource.com/munich | Dr. Maximilian Kögel | Model Migration - there and back again 1
- 2. EMF Models and Instances of EMF Models Release 1.0:Task Maximilian: User ECE Talk: Task Model: Instances: © 2014 EclipseSource | http://eclipsesource.com/munich | Dr. Maximilian Kögel | Model Migration - there and back again 2
- 3. Migration Problem activityLevel: LevelOfActivity Maximilian: User Migration activeity: Ltreuveel: Medium © 2014 EclipseSource | http://eclipsesource.com/munich | Dr. Maximilian Kögel | Model Migration - there and back again 3
- 4. Edapt Application in EMF Forms Project Domain Model (XSD, Ecore) Renderer View Model User Interface © 2014 EclipseSource | http://eclipsesource.com/munich | Dr. Maximilian Kögel | Model Migration - there and back again 4
- 5. Demo © 2014 EclipseSource | http://eclipsesource.com/munich | Dr. Maximilian Kögel | Model Migration - there and back again 5
- 6. More Information • Graduation Release 1.0 on Nov 7th 2014: • Tooling • Runtime • Website: https://www.eclipse.org/edapt/ © 2014 EclipseSource | http://eclipsesource.com/munich | Dr. Maximilian Kögel | Model Migration - there and back again 6
- 7. Please give us feedback – Thank you! © 2014 EclipseSource | http://eclipsesource.com/munich | Dr. Maximilian Kögel | Model Migration - there and back again 7