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| <h3>Edapt - Migrating EMF Models</h3> |
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| Edapt is an EMF framework to migrate instances of Ecore models after changing an Ecore. |
| This is typically used to migrate existing EMF-based data with a new release of a software with an updated Ecore model. |
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| Edapt provides the following features: |
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| <li>Edapt IDE Tooling: |
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| <li>Ecore Editor enhancement to create and maintain the history of an Ecore</li> |
| <li>Operation-browser to execute refactorings on an Ecore</li> |
| <li>Release Tooling to prepare a migration plugin from the Ecore history</li> |
| <li>Custom Migration Support</li> |
| </ul> |
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| <li>Edapt Runtime: |
| <ul> |
| <li>API to detect version of given model instances</li> |
| <li>API to migrate model instances with registered migration plugins</li> |
| </ul> |
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| <p><img src="images/edapt.png" width="615" height="318" alt="Ecore Editor Integration"></p> |
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