Archive for the ‘ EMF ’ Category

Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Modeling (But Were Afraid To Ask)

Does Model Driven Software Development actually work? Are some developers more productive than others? What happens during code generation? Do diagrams and text go together well? What happens during model transformation? What are DSLs? And can I create them with Eclipse? Does modeling scale in the enterprise? You guessed it, these are not the questions from a well-know Woody Allen movie, but [ READ MORE ]

Modeling is dead. Long live Modeling!

Although some people seem to be convinced that Eclipse and Eclipse Modeling are dead, I have been sensing quite healthy life signals of both on EclipseCon 2009 (or rather #eclipsecon). On Monday, Bernd, Kenn and I hosted the official Modeling BOF: The topics discussed were focussing on consumability and long-term sustainability of EMF: Documentation and Marketing We all agreed [ READ MORE ]

Using Teneo, EMF and Hibernate to update and query your data

Last week I showed you how to use Teneo, EMF and Hibernate to store your data in a database. This week, we're going to have a look at how to update the data, add more records and how to query the database for information using HQL, the Hibernate Query Language. If you haven't done so, you might [ READ MORE ]

Using Teneo and EMF to store your data

Most of you know that I am working as a committer for various Eclipse-related projects (such as Xtext, Xpand and the Modeling Workflow Engine). You might not know, however, that I also work as a consultant for itemis. On one of my recent consulting assignments in Ottawa, Canada, I was asked "How can we use [ READ MORE ]

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