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      name="Model To Text"
      description="Model to Text (also known as code generation) tools and languages."
      relevance="6"
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    <components
        name="Acceleo"
        provider="Eclipse.org"
        description="Acceleo is a standard-based template language focused on usability and pragmatism."
        license="EPL"
        image32="images/acceleo.png">
      <sitesURLS>http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen/</sitesURLS>
      <overview
          summary=" Acceleo is a pragmatic implementation of the Object Management Group (OMG) MOF Model to Text Language (MTL) standard.&#xA;&#xA;You do not need to be an expert to start using the plug-ins and create your first code generator : using the provided example projects and the powerful completion feature of the Acceleo editor, it is very easy to get started once you understand the basic principles. "
          screenshot="images/acceleo-screenshot-320x240.png"/>
      <id>org.eclipse.acceleo</id>
    </components>
    <components
        name="Xpand"
        provider="Eclipse.org"
        description="Xpand is an efficient code generation framework with a statically-typed template language and support for arbitrary input model types."
        license="EPL"
        image32="images/xpand.png">
      <sitesURLS>http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen/</sitesURLS>
      <overview
          summary="Xpand allows to write code generators for many different types of models. These&#xA;models include EMF models, UML models, XML documents and textual DSL models.&#xA;Any type of source code can be generated from the model sources. Xpand has&#xA;strong emphasize on reducing the effort to create industry-strength code&#xA;generators and provides outstanding Eclipse integration.&#xA;&#xA;Xpand's features include:&#xA; &#x2022; support of various modeling tools&#xA; &#x2022; support of EMF (Eclipse Modeling Framework)&#xA; &#x2022; model-to-code transformations&#xA; &#x2022; model-to-model transformations             &#xA; &#x2022; model validation&#xA; &#x2022; expression language&#xA; &#x2022; static code analysis&#xA; &#x2022; aspect oriented programming&#xA; &#x2022; support for standalone execution"
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      <id>org.eclipse.xpand.sdk</id>
      <hiddingFeatureID>org.eclipse.xpand</hiddingFeatureID>
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  </categories>
  <categories
      name="Model To Model"
      description="Model to Model tools and transformation languages."
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    <components
        name="ATL"
        provider="Eclipse.org"
        description="ATL is a model transformation language and toolkit, including an ATL transformation engine and an IDE for ATL."
        license="EPL"
        image32="images/atl.png">
      <sitesURLS>http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen/</sitesURLS>
      <overview
          summary="The ATL component of the M2M project provides ways to produce a set of target models from a set of source models. An ATL transformation program is composed of rules that define how source model elements are matched and navigated to create and initialize the elements of the target models. Developed on top of the Eclipse platform, the ATL toolkit provides a number of standard development tools (advanced editor, debugger, profiler, etc.) that aims to ease development of ATL transformations."
          screenshot="images/atl-screenshot-320x240.png"
          url="http://www.eclipse.org/m2m/atl/"/>
      <id>org.eclipse.m2m.atl.sdk</id>
      <hiddingFeatureID>org.eclipse.m2m.atl</hiddingFeatureID>
    </components>
    <components
        name="Operational QVT"
        provider="Eclipse.org"
        description="Implementation of the Operational part of the OMG QVT (Query/View/Transformation) open standard"
        license="EPL"
        image32="images/qvto.png">
      <sitesURLS>http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen/</sitesURLS>
      <overview
          summary="Based on MDT OCL, the Operational QVT project aims to be fully compliant with the OMG QVT standard providing a powerful Eclipse IDE with feature-rich editor (code completion, outline, navigation, etc.), debugger, project builders, launch configurations, deployment facilities and Ant support."
          screenshot="images/qvto-screenshot-320x240.png"
          url="http://wiki.eclipse.org/M2M/Operational_QVT_Language_%28QVTO%29"/>
      <id>org.eclipse.m2m.qvt.oml.sdk</id>
    </components>
  </categories>
  <categories
      name="Concrete Syntax Development"
      description="Tools and frameworks to develop dedicated modeling tools. "
      relevance="4">
    <components
        name="Graphiti"
        provider="Eclipse.org"
        description="Graphiti is a graphical API that enables the fast and easy creation of graphical tools for any kind of domain models."
        license="EPL"
        groups="//@filters.0"
        image32="images/graphiti.png"
        incubation="true">
      <sitesURLS>http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen/</sitesURLS>
      <overview
          summary="The goal of Graphiti is to support the fast and easy creation of graphical tools, which can display and edit underlying domain models using a tool-defined graphical notation. Graphiti supports the developer in getting to a first version of an editor with very low effort by:&#xA;- Hiding platform specific technology (e.g. GEF / Draw2D on Eclipse)&#xA;- Providing rich default implementations inside the framework&#xA;- Providing a default look and feel that was designed in close co-operation with usability specialists"
          screenshot="images/graphiti-screenshot-320x240.png"
          url="http://www.eclipse.org/graphiti/"/>
      <id>org.eclipse.graphiti.sdk.feature</id>
    </components>
    <components
        name="Sirius"
        provider="Eclipse.org"
        description="Sirius is an Eclipse project which allows you to easily create your own graphical modeling workbench by leveraging the Eclipse Modeling technologies, including EMF and GMF."
        license="EPL"
        groups="//@filters.0"
        image32="images/sirius.png">
      <sitesURLS>http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen/</sitesURLS>
      <overview
          summary="A modeling workbench created with Sirius is composed of a set of Eclipse editors (diagrams, tables and trees) which allow the users to create, edit and visualize EMF models.&#xA;The editors are defined by a model which defines the complete structure of the modeling workbench, its behavior and all the edition and navigation tools. This description of a Sirius modeling workbench is dynamically interpreted by a runtime within the Eclipse IDE.&#xA;For supporting specific need for customization, Sirius is extensible in many ways, notably by providing new kinds of representations, new query languages and by being able to call Java code to interact with Eclipse or any other system."
          screenshot="images/sirius-screenshot-320x240.png"
          url="http://www.eclipse.org/sirius/"/>
      <id>org.eclipse.sirius.specifier</id>
    </components>
    <components
        name="Xtext"
        provider="Eclipse.org"
        description="Xtext is a framework for development of programming languages and domain specific languages (DSLs). "
        license="EPL"
        groups="//@filters.0"
        image32="images/xtext.png">
      <sitesURLS>http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen/</sitesURLS>
      <overview
          summary="Xtext is a framework for development of programming languages and domain&#xA;specific languages (DSLs). Just describe your very own DSL using Xtext's simple&#xA;EBNF grammar language and the generator will create a parser, an AST-meta model&#xA;(implemented in EMF) as well as a full-featured Eclipse text editor from that.&#xA;&#xA;The Framework integrates with frameworks from Eclipse Modeling such as EMF, GMF&#xA;and M2T as well as other Eclipse based technologies. Development with Xtext is&#xA;optimized for short turn-arounds, so that adding new features to an existing&#xA;DSL is a matter of minutes. Still sophisticated programming languages can be&#xA;implemented."
          screenshot="images/xtext-screenshot-320x240.png"/>
      <id>org.eclipse.xtext.sdk</id>
    </components>
  </categories>
  <categories
      name="Modeler"
      description="Modeling environment tools."
      relevance="3">
    <components
        name="EcoreTools (Updates)"
        provider="Eclipse.org"
        description="Class diagrams and rich editing capabilities for your domain models."
        license="EPL"
        image32="images/sirius.png"
        visible="false">
      <sitesURLS>http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen/</sitesURLS>
      <sitesURLS>http://download.eclipse.org/ecoretools/updates/nightly/3.0.x/luna</sitesURLS>
      <overview
          summary="EcoreTools is a graphical modeler to create, edit and analyze Ecore models.&#xA;&#xA;It provides several a class diagram editor (similar to UML Class Diagrams), a package dependencies diagram editor and several table editors to design your Ecore model."
          screenshot="images/ecoretools-screenshot-320x240.png"
          url="https://www.eclipse.org/ecoretools/"/>
      <id>org.eclipse.emf.ecoretools.design</id>
    </components>
    <components
        name="Papyrus"
        provider="Eclipse.org"
        description="Papyrus provides an integrated, user-consumable environment for editing models based on UML and other related languages such as SysML."
        license="EPL"
        image32="images/papyrus.png">
      <sitesURLS>http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen/</sitesURLS>
      <overview
          summary="Papyrus is an open source component of the&#xA;Model Development Tools (MDT) subproject to provide an integrated environment&#xA;for editing UML and SysML models. Specially, this project will provide the glue&#xA;around valuable UML and SysML diagram editors (GMF-based or not) and other MDE&#xA;tools. It will also offer support for UML and SysML profiling mechanisms."
          screenshot="images/papyrus-screenshot-320x240.png"
          url="http://www.eclipse.org/papyrus"/>
      <id>org.eclipse.papyrus.sdk.feature</id>
    </components>
  </categories>
  <categories
      name="Reverse Engineering"
      description="Tools focused on getting models from source code."
      relevance="2">
    <components
        name="MoDisco"
        provider="Eclipse.org"
        description="MoDisco is an extensible framework to develop model-driven tools for software modernization projects."
        license="EPL"
        groups="//@filters.0"
        image32="images/modisco.png"
        incubation="true">
      <sitesURLS>http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen/</sitesURLS>
      <overview
          summary="MoDisco provides standard metamodels to describe existing systems, discoverers&#xA;to automaticaly create models from Java and XML source code, and generic tools&#xA;to understand and transform complex models.&#xA;"
          screenshot="images/modisco-screenshot-320x240.png"
          url="http://www.eclipse.org/gmt/modisco/"/>
      <id>org.eclipse.modisco.sdk.feature</id>
      <hiddingFeatureID>org.eclipse.modisco.infrastructure</hiddingFeatureID>
    </components>
  </categories>
  <categories
      name="Runtime and Tools"
      description="Modeling related runtimes and frameworks."
      relevance="1">
    <components
        name="Model Workflow Engine"
        provider="Eclipse.org"
        license="EPL"
        groups="//@filters.0"
        incubation="true"
        visible="false">
      <sitesURLS>http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen/</sitesURLS>
    </components>
    <components
        name="EGF"
        provider="Eclipse.org"
        description="The purpose of EGF is to provide an extensible generation framework in order to support complex, large-scale and customizable generations."
        license="EPL"
        groups="//@filters.0"
        image32="images/egf.png">
      <sitesURLS>http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen/</sitesURLS>
      <overview
          summary="In order to improve the software development industrialization, a major step consists in mass-producing software. This mass-production must be customizable, and must be able to support complex, large-scale and heterogeneous generations. Given the today's available Eclipse tools, the issue here is not to provide either a new transformation engine (model-to-model, model-to-text, text-to-model, text-to-text) or DSL (Domain-Specific Language) editor but to realize their integration for flexible software mass-production."
          screenshot="images/egf-screenshot-320x240.png"
          url="http://wiki.eclipse.org/EGF"/>
      <id>org.eclipse.egf.sdk</id>
      <hiddingFeatureID>org.eclipse.egf.sdk</hiddingFeatureID>
    </components>
    <components
        name="OCL Tools"
        provider="Eclipse.org"
        description="An evaluation Console for OCL expressions, and Xtext Editors for Complete OCL documents, Combined OCL in Ecore Models and for individual OCL expressions"
        license="EPL"
        image32="images/ocl.png">
      <sitesURLS>http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen/</sitesURLS>
      <overview
          summary="The Examples for the Object Constraint Language provide&#xA;&#xA;Xtext Editors for&#xA;- CompleteOCL documents to enhance Ecore or UML models&#xA;- OCL in Ecore documents defining OCL and Ecore at once&#xA;- Individual Expressions for use by other tools&#xA;- the OCL Standard Library"
          screenshot="images/ocl-screenshot-320x240.png"
          url="http://www.eclipse.org/projects/project_summary.php?projectid=modeling.mdt.ocl"/>
      <id>org.eclipse.ocl.examples</id>
    </components>
  </categories>
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