NOTE: The project is fozen due to motivation issues. If you are interested in it (not supporting by any means, but simply using), please, let me know by submitting a bug or any way you like. Thank you for visiting this page
Ever worked with Emfatic? Well, it's nice but very old. For example, it does not support generics. And the editor is not so good. But there's a JDT Java editor which is very powerful, and Emfatic syntax is so much alike Java... Well, I'm working on this project to make Java be a syntax for Ecore.
There's a set of annotations inside and a simple Eclipse plug-in which just adds a builder that can convert your "special Java" to Ecore. Checkout our wiki for more details:
- Overview
- Update Site URL: http://java2ecore.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/org.abreslav.java2ecore.updatesite/site.xml
- Eclipse integration
- Syntax description
- JavaDoc for Java2Ecore annotations and library classes
Have a look at our blog.
And, please, rate Java2Ecore at EPIC. You comments will help make Java2Ecore better.
Current version (0.3 beta) features
- EClasses, EDataTypes, EEnums
- EAttributes, EReferences, EOperations
- Generics
- Nested packages
- Imports of exiting Ecore models
- From registered packages
- From GenModels with generated Java code
- Brief documentation provided directly in the editor (through JavaDoc)
