Eclipse Summit Nov08 Final

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This document summarizes Tigerstripe, an Eclipse project focused on model-driven engineering. It provides an overview of Tigerstripe's goals of enabling distributed modeling across teams and organizations. It describes Tigerstripe's model-driven workbench and framework for modeling, code generation, and integrating with build tools like Maven and Ant. The document also introduces Tigerstripe's annotation framework for decorating and persisting additional information related to models.

Tigerstripe Richard Craddock, Eric Dillon (Cisco) Integrated Model-Driven Engineering

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