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EMF Community, time to move on Eclipse4
Thanks to the Extended Editing Framework

Goulwen Le Fur goulwen.lefur@obeo.fr

The Extended Editing Framework

A presentation framework for EMF models

Enables users to generate and use SWT forms in Eclipse/RCP
applications to edit EMF models

An Eclipse project since 2008
Current release v1.1.0
Coming soon v1.2.0
© Copyright 2013 Obeo

Integrated in the Release Train Eclipse and in Amalgam

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Properties Views and Wizards generation
© Copyright 2013 Obeo

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A project for the EMF Users
The EEF project aims at helping anyone of the EMF community to
easily create rich UI to edit EMF models
The user is focused on the design of its UI
No need to manipulate the EMF API
A code generator hides all the EMF editing mechanisms

Each release brings new features to simplify the GUI creation
process
Basically the "one-click editor"
© Copyright 2013 Obeo

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But new challenges await the
EMF community...
© Copyright 2013 Obeo

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© Copyright 2013 Obeo

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Redesign

The basis

No more generated code

EEF Models are interpreted
@runtime for UI rendering

Bindings and view logic defined in
these models
© Copyright 2013 Obeo

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New architecture based on
OSGi Services

No extension point anymore

All plugins are no longer Singletons
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New architecture modularization according to
the used technologies:
SWT
e3
e4
...
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All these new features ...
And some others new cool stuffs
No need to configure tabbed properties anymore!
...

Let EEF users define sexy editing forms for EMF with only some
clicks!
No source code anymore
=> Every EMF user is now a potential EEF user!
© Copyright 2013 Obeo

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Cool but...
I could already do that with EEF 1.X!
© Copyright 2013 Obeo

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From one monolitic plugin ...
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To the modularization...
© Copyright 2013 Obeo

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You are not dreaming!

Highly configurable
Workbench modeled - e4
Parts modeled - EEF 2.0

Full e4 application
No use of the e3 compatibility layer

Behavior easily redefinable
Thanks to OSGi dynamic services
© Copyright 2013 Obeo

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But EEF 2.0 can do even more for you!

Changing the platform is cool
but...

Why not changing... the
toolkit ?
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From the modularization...
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© Copyright 2013 Obeo

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To the infinity...

We reached the end of this tour
EEF 2.0
A full-redesigned version

Main new features
Runtime interpretation
OSGi services compliant
Modularized architecture

EMF editing on:
© Copyright 2013 Obeo

Eclipse 3.X, Eclipse 4.X
SWT, JavaFX
Or whatever you want!
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Thanks for attending!
Soon available on
git.eclipse.org

www.eclipse.org/eef

wiki.eclipse.org/EEF

Thank you very much!
© Copyright 2013 Obeo

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1. EMF Community, time to move on Eclipse4 Thanks to the Extended Editing Framework Goulwen Le Fur goulwen.lefur@obeo.fr

2. The Extended Editing Framework A presentation framework for EMF models Enables users to generate and use SWT forms in Eclipse/RCP applications to edit EMF models An Eclipse project since 2008 Current release v1.1.0 Coming soon v1.2.0 © Copyright 2013 Obeo Integrated in the Release Train Eclipse and in Amalgam 2

5. A project for the EMF Users The EEF project aims at helping anyone of the EMF community to easily create rich UI to edit EMF models The user is focused on the design of its UI No need to manipulate the EMF API A code generator hides all the EMF editing mechanisms Each release brings new features to simplify the GUI creation process Basically the "one-click editor" © Copyright 2013 Obeo 5

7. With great challenges comes... Great brand new version ... EEF 2.0 is fully rewriten from scratch New architecture New features Enlarged scope E4 management Live rendering Dynamicity © Copyright 2013 Obeo EEF 2.0 is well suited to face challenges like e4 7

12. All these new features ... And some others new cool stuffs No need to configure tabbed properties anymore! ... Let EEF users define sexy editing forms for EMF with only some clicks! No source code anymore => Every EMF user is now a potential EEF user! © Copyright 2013 Obeo 12

19. You are not dreaming! Highly configurable Workbench modeled - e4 Parts modeled - EEF 2.0 Full e4 application No use of the e3 compatibility layer Behavior easily redefinable Thanks to OSGi dynamic services © Copyright 2013 Obeo 19

24. We reached the end of this tour EEF 2.0 A full-redesigned version Main new features Runtime interpretation OSGi services compliant Modularized architecture EMF editing on: © Copyright 2013 Obeo Eclipse 3.X, Eclipse 4.X SWT, JavaFX Or whatever you want! 24

26. Legal P5: Community: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kikemb/ P6: http://www.flickr.com/photos/28650594@N03/4951501451 P8:http://www.flickr.com/photos/43102195@N08/5198254560/ P9: http://www.flickr.com/photos/32521675@N05/4221291984/ P10: http://www.freegreatpicture.com/gestures-album/waiter-tray-position-29281 P11: http://www.flickr.com/photos/99472898@N00/4247555680/ P13: http://www.flickr.com/photos/45825762@N07/5910513635/ P14:http://www.flickr.com/photos/76345376@N00/369060369/ P15: http://www.flickr.com/photos/26728047@N05/5674970454/ P18: http://www.flickr.com/photos/36495803@N05/6790225065/ P19: http://www.flickr.com/photos/antara365/2849958585/sizes/z/in/photostream/ P20: http://www.flickr.com/photos/gritzi/ © Copyright 2013 Obeo P23: http://www.flickr.com/photos/24885050@N00/5932732320/ P12: http://www.flickr.com/photos/23093577@N04/3387985048/ P24: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Japanese_tourists_at_Riffelsee.JPG 26 P25: http://www.flickr.com/photos/hamsughes/

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