| Re: [udig-devel] A short guide to EMF |
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[snicker] sorry. Chris and everyone else listening. For many
listening EMF will not affect you. EMF is a the acronym for Eclipse
Modelling Framework which UDIG uses. It is very deeply buried in UDIG
so unless you plan on maintaining UDIG or playing with its internals
you will not need to use EMF other than understanding how to add
listeners to an object. Code generated using EMF can use a number of interesting functions provided by the framework such as simple fault tolerant persistence, automatic event notification for attribute changes, a VERY efficient reflection mechanism and some interesting relationship contrainst enforcement, such as containment and multiplicity. This page was written primarily for the UDIG team but any one else that is interested may take a peek and direct any questions they have my way. Jesse Chris Holmes said the following on 11/30/2004 02:23 PM: For those of us in the gallery it might be nice to have an 'introduction' - what is emf, what we're doing with it, what it does, why we're using it, ect.. Maybe even a link to the emf page? I assume it's the eclipse one, which is the 5th result on google for 'emf' Chris On Tue, 30 Nov 2004, Jesse Eichar wrote:The following link contains a very brief introduction to EMF. http://docs.codehaus.org/display/UDIG/Guide+To+EMF _______________________________________________ User-friendly Desktop Internet GIS (uDig) http://udig.refractions.net http://lists.refractions.net/mailman/listinfo/udig-devel |