What do you have to do to qualify for this book? I'm using WSAD and I explored some EMF based modelling (the Omondo plugin). I am very interested in the other possibilities of EMF Kind Regards, Jeroen
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Perhaps someone can enlighten me as to what that EMF *is*. I'm a pretty heavy Eclipse user, but I have to admit being confused about this term. Is it a way to write applications "the Eclipse way", or is it a way to model applications? Or is it a way to reverse engineer class structures into graphs? Maybe it's strange, or just pathetic, but I flipped through a copy of _EMF_ the other day at the bookstore and completely didn't "get" what the point of the book was. Thanks for the clarity.
Originally posted by Josh Rehman: Perhaps someone can enlighten me as to what that EMF *is*. I'm a pretty heavy Eclipse user, but I have to admit being confused about this term. Is it a way to write applications "the Eclipse way", or is it a way to model applications? Or is it a way to reverse engineer class structures into graphs? Maybe it's strange, or just pathetic, but I flipped through a copy of _EMF_ the other day at the bookstore and completely didn't "get" what the point of the book was. Thanks for the clarity.
Hi Josh, I just posted a quick intro under the "What is EMF?" thread. Please have a look and if you have any questions feel free to ask away. Frank.
Lead author of <a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0131425420/qid%3D1064321221/sr%3D11-1/ref%3Dsr%5F11%5F1/102-1364017-8080960" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Eclipse Modeling Framework</a>.
Hi, Absolutely ... the book is a disguised ad for the EMF framework. But since EMF, like the rest of Eclipse, is free ... we don't stand to make a lot of money from it
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