student.cologne
student.cologne

Reputation: 145

How to create the "Use-Case" Diagram by means of EMF

simple question.

Why Eclipse Modelling Framework doesn't support Use-Case diagram ?

There are many diagrams, but no use-case:

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also, i study the tutorial at Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF) - Tutorial and just created a "Ecore Modelling Project". I was not able to create any "Use-case" diagram.

thanks for reply

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1292

Answers (2)

Mélanie Bats
Mélanie Bats

Reputation: 249

I think that your problem is that in your Eclipse you have installed:

The Activity Explorer you see is provided by UML Designer and so it is there to create UML diagrams only. I think that you use UML Designer 7.0 and there was an issue with it about the activity explorer which opens even for non UML project. Now this issue is fixed in the 7.1 version of UML Designer. To find how to create new diagrams with Ecore Tools you can have a look to the documentation.

Upvotes: 0

Zoltán Ujhelyi
Zoltán Ujhelyi

Reputation: 13858

In general, the goal of EMF is to specify modeling languages, like activity or class diagrams. Editors for the UML language have been implemented based on the capabilities of EMF, such as the Papyrus, MagicDraw or UML Designer tools (but there are others as well). Assuming you are looking for an UML modeler, you should look at the specific Eclipse-based UML tools.

EMF on the other hand provides a few modeling languages that ease the definition of other modeling languages, most notable the ones called 'Ecore' and 'Generator model'.

It is possible to install both EMF and concrete modeling languages in the same Eclipse installation, but they have very different purposes.

Upvotes: 1

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