Kermeta 2 is the evolution of Kermeta workbench. This is a powerful metaprogramming environment based on an model-oriented language optimized for metamodel engineering and DSL engineering.
Kermet...
Generate a test repository with Model-Based Testing approach in a user-friendly environment
Starting from requirements or user stories, testers design MaTeLo models able to automatically generat...
ProR is the Open Source reference implementation of the open ReqIF standard, the exchange format for requirements. ProR Essentials are free extensions for ProR, which make working with requirement...
EMF Forms provides a new way of developing form-based UIs. Instead of manually coding form-based layouts, it allows you to describe the UI with a simple model instead of with code. The approach all...
GMF-Tooling is back in Juno.
By defining a tooling, graphical and mapping model definition, one can generate a fully functional graphical editor in Eclipse.
EMF Validation Builder is an eclipse plugin that automates the validation process (“on save” validation). By default, EMF doesn't validate an EMF resource when it is saved (like the JDT does for ex...
MDT: UML2 Modeler is a tool to be used for modeling of whole systems with the use of UML language. Its main functionality is to model system architectures in MDT environment as well as dynamically ...
MaintainJ generates the runtime sequence diagrams for a use case. MaintainJ generated diagrams are dynamic, easy to explore and help Java developers to understand, debug, document and performance t...
The Whole Language Workbench is a technology for engineering the production of software. We think that programming is an activity concerning the development of domain languages; so, we provide a La...
MCore is a platform specific modeling language (PSML) targeted to the Eclipse + ECore + OCL platform. It provides a generic tabular syntax (like Excel sheets) both for itself, as well as a speciali...
Plugin for integrating Eclipse with MetaEdit+
The MetaEdit+ plugin for Eclipse provides integration between MetaEdit+ and Eclipse. The plugin allows you to browse MetaEdit+ models and use the ma...
This is an Eclipse [1] plugin that enables to use the tool bar, the menu bar, the context menu or a keyboard shortcut in order to transform a state machine conforming to the SCXML [2] meta-model in...
The generation booster for Android SDK illustrates the Mia-Studio IDE possibilities for UI layer development assistance. 'UML/IFML to Android' generation rules propose to generate some part...
Problem Analysis Tool for the Open Requirements Engineering Lab supports modeling early requirements in the problem space using the original Problem Frames language created by Michael Jackson. It a...
The Xcarecrows 4 MDA Eclipse plugin provides a toolchain to
build models
check their behavior
transform them toward applications
Xcarecrows 4 MDA uses a hie...
OpenRules is an open source full-scale Business Decision Management System that is based on commonly used tools such Eclipse IDE, Java, and MS Excel or Google Docs. OpenRules includes an Eclipse pl...
Mia-Studio is a solution to create your own model-to-text or model-to-model transformations. Model-to-text transformations are created using templates based on a very simple syntax and rules writte...
JCR (JSR-283) Compact Namespace and Node Type Definition (CND) Editor.
The editor is built as eclipse plugin and supports code completion, validation, navigation, basic refactoring, syntax highl...
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The Xcarecrows 4 MDI Eclipse plugin provides a complete toolset to
build elaborate applications and systems models from graphical UML diagrams.
It couples with Rational Software Modele...
UbiLoop is a solution to design m-services (mobile services) with both connected and offline modes.
It works against iOS, Android, BlackBerry OS etc.
UbiLoop is part of the e-Citiz iBPM Suite.
ProR is the Open Source reference implementation of the open ReqIF standard, the exchange format for requirements. ProR Essentials are free extensions for ProR, which make working with requirement...
