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The document discusses EMF Compare, a tool for comparing and merging models. EMF Compare 1.0.x brings model diffing and merging capabilities to Eclipse, including support for multiple file formats and integration with version control systems. It allows capturing changes to models and applying or undoing them later. EMF Compare has uses for team development, testing, research, and more.

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TeamWork with models

Compare and Merge with EMF Compare in Galileo

Cédric Brun cedric.brun@obeo.fr

Obeo
France

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TeamWork with Models
Compare and Merge with EMF Compare

Eclipse Strategic Member

Eclipse Modeling Project
Model to Text : Acceleo
Model to Model : ATL
EMF Compare
Extended Editing Framework
Papyrus UML

Eclipse STP – SCA

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TeamWork with Models
Compare and Merge with EMF Compare

Models matters ...

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TeamWork with Models
Compare and Merge with EMF Compare

Eclipse Modeling project
Modeling, Meta-modeling
Tooling, Editors and modelers

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TeamWork with Models
Compare and Merge with EMF Compare

Models are used to :
Capture and structure knowledge
Normalization and exchange
Scaffold applications
Code generation
Model transformation
Analyse legacy applications

And many more useful things
(see all the modeling projects !)

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TeamWork with Models
Compare and Merge with EMF Compare

As such, models evolves

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TeamWork with Models
Compare and Merge with EMF Compare

Team support
Compare, merge support
SCM integration
History analysis

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TeamWork with Models
Compare and Merge with EMF Compare

Galileo brings ...

© Copyright 2008 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | March 24, 2009

TeamWork with Models
Compare and Merge with EMF Compare

EMF Compare 1.0.x
End User
Metamodel agnostic diff/merge supporting multiple ressources -> demo
Platform Team API integration (CVS, SVN and GIT) -> demo
EPatch : capturing changes and applying/un-applying them later
Graphical modelers integration (draft) ->demo

Developper
Extensible diff model export -> demo
Match/Diff algorithms extension
Standalone
Developper guide

Community
Graduation from incubation status

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TeamWork with Models
Compare and Merge with EMF Compare

Other use cases
RCP/Standalone

Testbed for Research

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TeamWork with Models
Compare and Merge with EMF Compare

Even more use cases !
Development
Incremental processing
Non regression testing (ATL..)

Research
Graphical Comparison (Tobias Jähnel - University of Applied Science Nuernberg)
Patch model (Davide Di Ruscio - Università degli Studi dell' Aquila )
Selective regression testing (Leila Naslavsky – Donald Bren School of Information and
Computer Science)
Semantic conflicts and refactoring detection (Philip Langer - Vienna University of
Technology)

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TeamWork with Models
Compare and Merge with EMF Compare

Thanks for your attention

EMFT newsgroup and mailling list
#eclipse-modeling on freenode, meet cbrun and Kellindil
Links
http://www.eclipse.org/modeling/emft?project=compare
http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/EMF_Compare

cedric.brun@obeo.fr

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2. TeamWork with Models Compare and Merge with EMF Compare Eclipse Strategic Member Eclipse Modeling Project Model to Text : Acceleo Model to Model : ATL EMF Compare Extended Editing Framework Papyrus UML Eclipse STP – SCA © Copyright 2008 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | March 24, 2009

4. TeamWork with Models Compare and Merge with EMF Compare Eclipse Modeling project Modeling, Meta-modeling Tooling, Editors and modelers © Copyright 2008 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | March 24, 2009

5. TeamWork with Models Compare and Merge with EMF Compare Models are used to : Capture and structure knowledge Normalization and exchange Scaffold applications Code generation Model transformation Analyse legacy applications And many more useful things (see all the modeling projects !) © Copyright 2008 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | March 24, 2009

7. TeamWork with Models Compare and Merge with EMF Compare Team support Compare, merge support SCM integration History analysis © Copyright 2008 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | March 24, 2009

9. TeamWork with Models Compare and Merge with EMF Compare EMF Compare 1.0.x End User Metamodel agnostic diff/merge supporting multiple ressources -> demo Platform Team API integration (CVS, SVN and GIT) -> demo EPatch : capturing changes and applying/un-applying them later Graphical modelers integration (draft) ->demo Developper Extensible diff model export -> demo Match/Diff algorithms extension Standalone Developper guide Community Graduation from incubation status © Copyright 2008 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | March 24, 2009

11. TeamWork with Models Compare and Merge with EMF Compare Even more use cases ! Development Incremental processing Non regression testing (ATL..) Research Graphical Comparison (Tobias Jähnel - University of Applied Science Nuernberg) Patch model (Davide Di Ruscio - Università degli Studi dell' Aquila ) Selective regression testing (Leila Naslavsky – Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Science) Semantic conflicts and refactoring detection (Philip Langer - Vienna University of Technology) © Copyright 2008 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | March 24, 2009

12. TeamWork with Models Compare and Merge with EMF Compare Thanks for your attention EMFT newsgroup and mailling list #eclipse-modeling on freenode, meet cbrun and Kellindil Links http://www.eclipse.org/modeling/emft?project=compare http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/EMF_Compare cedric.brun@obeo.fr © Copyright 2008 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | March 24, 2009

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