GMF showcase
Jul 05, 2015
These slides were shown at EclipseCon 2010: http://www.eclipsecon.org/2010/sessions/sessions?id=1420
DSM (Domain Specific Modeling) allows very usefull tooling but users often requires real life use cases to understand how it could be deployed in their day-to-day work.
GMF is an Eclipse Modeling technology to create new graphical designers. It's very powerfull and allow very ergonomic environment, but it's quite difficult to master and adapt for real life designers.
Some newbies on GMF think this technology doesn't allow them to add rich features such as drag'n drop, lazy modeling, dynamic views, reconnection, validation, ... but it's only because they doesn't know the power of GMF Runtime.
This talk will show several use cases of GMF by doing live demos of killer features on resulted designers:
* designers for Entity of information systems implemented with JavaEE
* designers for real time systems
* designers for requirements
* designers for embedded systems
* designers for SOA
* designers for UML Profil viewpoints
* designers for screens cinematic
This talk will not show how to develop with GMF but will be focus on extended features which can be implemented on top of it with a viewpoint approach for dynamic graphical views.
DSM (Domain Specific Modeling) allows very usefull tooling but users often requires real life use cases to understand how it could be deployed in their day-to-day work.
GMF is an Eclipse Modeling technology to create new graphical designers. It's very powerfull and allow very ergonomic environment, but it's quite difficult to master and adapt for real life designers.
Some newbies on GMF think this technology doesn't allow them to add rich features such as drag'n drop, lazy modeling, dynamic views, reconnection, validation, ... but it's only because they doesn't know the power of GMF Runtime.
This talk will show several use cases of GMF by doing live demos of killer features on resulted designers:
* designers for Entity of information systems implemented with JavaEE
* designers for real time systems
* designers for requirements
* designers for embedded systems
* designers for SOA
* designers for UML Profil viewpoints
* designers for screens cinematic
This talk will not show how to develop with GMF but will be focus on extended features which can be implemented on top of it with a viewpoint approach for dynamic graphical views.
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NONO
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Why graphical modeling?
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A draw is better than a long explaination
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Information System
System Engineering
Cartography
Viewpoints
Generative Chain
1 : logical design1 : logical design1' : unify design1' : unify design 2 : generation2 : generation
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Information System
Cinematic
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Information System
SOA
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Information System
Entity
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Assembly
Metamodel extension
Model stored with XML/XSD
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Workflow (Bonita)
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Togaf
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Papyrus
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UML Viewpoints
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UML Viewpoints
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UML Viewpoints
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UML Viewpoints
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Information System
System Engineering
Cartography
Viewpoints
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System Engineering
Risk Analysis
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System Engineering
EAST/ADL
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System Engineering
Real Time Analysis
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System Engineering
Marte
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Information System
System Engineering
Cartography
Viewpoints
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Cartography
Cobol
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Dependance analysis
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Dependance analysis
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Dependance analysis
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Dependance analysis
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Dependance analysis
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Goodbye Visio
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Information System
System Engineering
Cartography
Viewpoints
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Domain Specific Modeling
on DSL and/or UML
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GMF for « classical » Modeling
Vs
GMF for « viewpoint » Modeling
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Choose your tools
or ...
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1 – Describe your methology
2 – Choose your graphical views
3 – Choose how to store your informations
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Viewpoint analysis
Archetype on Ecore
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Viewpoint analysis
Flow
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How ?
How many time for a component designer?
What skill?
Obeo Designer:
Viewpoint engine based on GMF
Viewpoint specifier environnement
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