This document provides an overview and agenda for a tutorial on the Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF). The tutorial will cover: 1. Modeling with EMF - Creating and modifying models programmatically using the EMF API 2. Data management for EMF models - Loading, saving, and using commands with models 3. User interfaces for EMF models - Creating tree views and content providers to display models 4. Advanced EMF technologies - Topics will include EMF Compare, EMF Query, and others.

1. What every Eclipse Developer should know about EMF Jonas Helming Maximilian Koegel

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3. More speakers Eike Stepper Mariot Chauvin Nitesh Narayan Otto Wesendonk Saurav Sakar Cedric Brun

4. Why so many speakers? EMF EMFStore CDO EDAPT GMF EEF EMF Query EMF Compare EMF Client Platform

5. EMF Which persistency framework should we use? Ignite Talks

6. Hands-on Tutorial - Installation Get a (fresh) instance of Eclipse Helios Modeling Edition for your OS

7. Copy exampleSolution.zip (will be used later)

8. Agenda Start installation (5 minutes)

9. Introduction (10 minutes)

10. EMF modeling (1 hour) Ignite: EDAPT EMF API (30 minutes)

11. Data-Management for EMF models (15 minutes) Ignites: EMFStore, CDO User interfaces for EMF models (15 minutes) Ignites: EEF, EMF Client Platform, GMF Advanced Technology Overview (5 minutes) Ignites: EMF Compare, EMF Query

12. What is EMF? The EMF project is a modeling framework and code generation facility for building tools and other applications based on a structured data model . From a model specification described in XMI, EMF provides tools and runtime support to produce a set of Java classes for the model, along with a set of adapter classes that enable viewing and command-based editing of the model, and a basic editor .

13. What is EMF? Pragmatic Modeling Framework

14. Code Generation

15. Structured data model

16. Java classes

17. Adapter classes Viewing

18. Command-based editing Basic editor

19. + Stable standard for many model-related technologies

20. When to use EMF? For any structured data-model in Eclipse application which might Get stored

21. Displayed in a UI

22. Modified in a UI

23. EMF workflow Ecore Model Java Code EPackage EClass EAttribute EReference Package Class Attribute Reference Code generation

24. IDE vs. Runtime IDE Runtime starts

25. Example Model: Bowling

26. Containment in EMF