Projects

openArchitectureWare

openArchitectureWare (oAW) is a modular MDA/MDD generator framework implemented in Java(TM). It supports parsing of arbitrary models, and a language family to check and transform models as well as generate code based on them. Supporting editors are based on the Eclipse platform. OAW has strong ... [More] support for EMF (Eclipse Modelling Framework) based models but can work with other models, too. [Less]

Acceleo

Combined with the Model Driven Architecture approach (MDA), Acceleo is currently the most powerful code generator tool of its generation for Model Driven Development (MDD) and Model Driven Engineering (MDE). Acceleo is easy to use, provide "on the shelves" generators (JEE, .Net, Php...) and template editors for Eclipse.

Acceleo - Eclipse

claimed by Eclipse Foundation

Acceleo is an implementation of the Object Management Group (OMG) MOF Model to Text Language (MTL) standard. This component is an entirely new development of the OMG MOF Model to Text (Mof2Text) language. The implementation will be compliant with the core feature compliance level of the ... [More] Mof2Text language to start with, then with the advanced feature compliance. [Less]

Eclipse Modeling Workflow Engine

claimed by Eclipse Foundation

The Modeling Workflow Engine is an extensible framework for the integration and orchestration of model processing workflows. It comes with some basic components for and provides API for others to provide their own model processing tools.

Epsilon

claimed by Eclipse Foundation

Epsilon is a family of integrated model management languages for tasks such as model navigation and modification, transformation, validation, comparison, merging etc. Epsilon can be used to manage models of different modeling technologies (EMF, MDR) and is supported by Eclipse plugins (editors ... [More] , outline viewers, launch configurations etc). Epsilon also provides a number of Eclipse-based tools such as tools for code profiling and monitoring, an ANT-based workflow for defining complex chains of model management operations, an extension of the built-in reflective EMF editor (Exeed) that enables users to customize its appearence (icons and labels), and a multi-tab editor (ModeLink) that enables users to establish arbitrary links between different EMF models. [Less]

Coloane

Coloane is a free Eclipse based editor dedicated to systems modeling using different formalisms like Petri Nets. With Coloane you can design your models and connect them to the FrameKit platform. This platform provides you a huge set of tools you can use to verify properties on your models (i.e. "Does my model have a deadlock?")

Umple

Umple is a technology for model-oriented programming. It can be used for pure UML modeling. Or it can be used to add UML constructs, such as associations and state machines to code written in Java, PHP or Ruby (C++ to come). It generates code in these languages that can save a large amount of ... [More] programming effort and result in higher quality. The UmpleOnline tool allows you to edit UML diagrams graphically, and watch the Umple textual code being written in real time. This works the other way too: You can write textual Umple and watch the corresponding UML diagram appear. Umple is being extended to support patterns, tracing and a variety of other features. Umple is written in itself, which is central to maintaining its quality. Umple can be used today by any programmer or modeler [Less]

jUCMNav

jUCMNav is a graphical editor for the User Requirements Notation (URN), which includes the Use Case Map (UCM) notation and the Goal-oriented Requirement Language (GRL). jUCMNav is an Eclipse plug-in.

Eclipse Modeling Project

The Eclipse Modeling Project focuses on the evolution and promotion of model-based development technologies within the Eclipse community by providing a unified set of modeling frameworks, tooling, and standards implementations.

xmdl

XMDL is a extensible model-based code generation framework, that uses model-to-text transformation facilities supplied by Eclipse Platform.