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Eclipse Modeling Language

EML is a model-based, functional langauge that extends EMF.
The Eclipse Modeling Language (EML) is a functional, model-based language that can be used to specify semantic operations in an executable way. Specifications can checked for type consistency, executed and code can be generated from them. The specification is specialized to work on Eclipse Models build with the Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF).
EML can be used to specify operations that work within Eclipse-based tools, for example in test or report generators.

Experience level:

Intermediate

Modeling Tools and Technologies

STEM 4.0: Helping save the World from COVID-19, Ebola and other Diseases

Werner Keil (Self Employed)

ahmad swaid (Federal Institute for Risk Assessment)

Sekou Remy (IBM Research)

Oliver Bent (Student)

In Dan Brown's bestselling thriller, Inferno, world-renowned art historian Robert Langdon raced across southern Europe, trying to prevent the spread of a highly infectious novel virus that threatens to circle the globe in less than a week.
In 2020 not far from the filming locations, Italy became one of the worst affected places by the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Experience level:

Beginner

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Yes, RCP products can also be deployed to the Cloud!

Maxime Porhel (OBEO)

Deployment of a product is not always the ideal three clics job: Download > Unzip > Launch:

Experience level:

Beginner

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Lifting 15 tons blocks with Eclipse

Arthur Daussy (OBEO)

Attend this talk to discover the solution developed for MESURIS, a company specialized in industrial bathymetry systems (study of underwater depth of ocean floors).
MESURIS wanted to:

Experience level:

Intermediate

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Empowering developers with model driven prototypes

Philipp Kutter (Self-employed)

Empowering development teams to deliver more complex functionality in a more effective and platform independent way.

Needed knowledge
Basic knowledge about programming and object models.

What attendees will learn:
How to use MCore open source tooling to start using ECore and OCL to empower developers without previous knowledge about Eclipse and Java.

Experience level:

Beginner

Other Cool Stuff

Web-based modeling tools with EMF.cloud

Philip Langer (EclipseSource)

Maximilian Koegel (EclipseSource)

Do you want to build a domain-specific tool for the cloud? Does your solution contain features such as form-based editors, tree views, graphical editors, model comparison, model validation, model analysis or even code generation? Are you wondering how all the nice features and frameworks provided by EMF and its ecosystem can be used in a cloud-based tool? Join this talk and learn more about how to build web-based tooling with Eclipse technology and in particular with EMF.cloud!

Experience level:

Beginner

Web and Desktop Tools & IDEs

DISCO: modeling satellite databases for all formats

Vincent Hemery (CS GROUP)

The satellite database model formalizes the format of data exchanged between the satellite and the ground segment.

Too many formats coexist for describing the satellite database. Each program or working group chooses its own database modeler, its own packet interpreter… and fills all the gaps between tools – or during exchanges with other industrials – with transformation tools or even manual transformations. So why make yet another database modeler with its own format for the CNES?

Experience level:

Beginner

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Expressions in models: how to integrate them?

Vincent Hemery (CS GROUP)

In complex EMF models, you often need to insert expressions, such as conditions, number calculations, or even algorithm descriptions. Understanding how to insert such expressions is useful not only to metamodel designers but to all stakeholders. This is a very common requirement, which may lead to a disastrous user experience when not addressed correctly.

I will show the different recipes we adopted throughout the years, their drawbacks and advantages.

Experience level:

Intermediate

Web and Desktop Tools & IDEs

Building flexible, maintainable and efficient real-world model transformation frameworks

Zakir Meer (Robert Bosch GmbH)

Michael Pressler (Robert Bosch GmbH)

Mesut Özhan (INCHRON GmbH)

Helmar Wieland (INCHRON GmbH)

Model transformation is a never ending topic, as in this era we deal extensively with Model-Driven-Development. Doing highly performant transformations and meeting the demands of industry (flexibility and maintainability) in an optimized way is essential to avoid frequent changes in architecture of the tools.

Experience level:

Intermediate

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Make your transition to cloud-tooling now thanks to an hybrid RCP/web approach!

Cedric Brun (OBEO)

Attend this talk to discover what are the industrial solutions available today to create a web-ready modeling tool.

The tooling trends are to go to the web. The Eclipse community members are making lots of efforts to transition the existing modeling frameworks (EMF, Sirius, GLSP…) to be cloud ready. But this is still the beginning of the story preparing the foundation for the future of web-based tooling.

Experience level:

Beginner

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