We will show ways to extend and reuse our modeler by using some concrete and hands-on examples. We will also show some brief overview of examples where the code is being used in the real world.

You can find the complete instructions and demo code of the tutorial on this page.

We welcome all questions. If you would like to submit them in advance, or see something in particular, let us know on the mailing list.

You can grab the demo code on an Eclipse spaces, click on the bee above and follow the instructions.

Prerequisites:

• Attendees should be prepared to code.
• Attendees should be familiar with the basic concepts of plugin development.
• Notions on GMF, GEF and EMF would help.
• Given the late time in the afternoon, attendees should be prepared to be invited at the Hyatt's socializing center right after the event.

Antoine is a developer over the BPMN component of the STP project. He also works on the Intalio|BPMS Designer, which uses the BPMN modeler to generate executable business processes written in BPEL.

Hugues leads the development of Intalio's BPMS Designer. He holds a master of computer sciences from Ecole Centrale de Lyon in france. He enjoys kitesurfing in the San Francisco bay and singing in classic choirs.

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