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AndreasLeue: /* A quick tour to start working with OOModels */

2009-09-18T13:53:15Z

A quick tour to start working with OOModels

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	=== A quick tour to start working with OOModels ===		=== A quick tour to start working with OOModels ===

	* OOModels is a repository for modelling ''artefacts of all kinds''. The majority of content will consist of ''classes'' of ''packages''.		* OOModels is a repository for modelling ''artefacts of all kinds''. The majority of content will consist of ''classes'' or ''packages''.

	* An example of such a class is [[Artefact:Model/net/leue/andreas/sandbox/model03/Person]]. It - obviously - models a preson.		* An example of such a class is [[Artefact:Model/net/leue/andreas/sandbox/model03/Person]]. It - obviously - models a preson.

AndreasLeue: /* A quick tour to start working with OOModels */

2009-09-18T13:34:40Z

A quick tour to start working with OOModels

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	* If you're working with ''eclipse'', you can use a plugin (see [[DevelopmentPlan]], direct link [http://www.oomodels.org/updatesite eclipse updatesite], currently still a bit slow because of mediawiki, which isn't made for mass downloads, we're working on a cache - want to contribute?).		* If you're working with ''eclipse'', you can use a plugin (see [[DevelopmentPlan]], direct link [http://www.oomodels.org/updatesite eclipse updatesite], currently still a bit slow because of mediawiki, which isn't made for mass downloads, we're working on a cache - want to contribute?).

	* You can also integrate the download software into your own application. It already works as a commandline downlaoder, and within Sphenon's EM/OS system.		* You can also integrate the download software into your own application. It already works as a standalone commandline downlaoder, and within Sphenon's EM/OS system.

	* To start your own project (classes, packages. bundles etc.), see this [[HowToStartAProject\|short introduction]].		* To start your own project (classes, packages. bundles etc.), see this [[HowToStartAProject\|short introduction]].

AndreasLeue at 13:34, 18 September 2009

2009-09-18T13:34:26Z

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	* Bundles can also be "downloaded", if you do so, you can get a resolved list of all final artefact pages you need for that project.		* Bundles can also be "downloaded", if you do so, you can get a resolved list of all final artefact pages you need for that project.

	* If you ~~work~~ with ''eclipse'', you can use a plugin (see [[DevelopmentPlan]], direct link [http://www.oomodels.org/updatesite eclipse updatesite], currently still a bit slow because of mediawiki, which isn't made for mass downloads, we're working on a cache - want to contribute?).		* If you're working with ''eclipse'', you can use a plugin (see [[DevelopmentPlan]], direct link [http://www.oomodels.org/updatesite eclipse updatesite], currently still a bit slow because of mediawiki, which isn't made for mass downloads, we're working on a cache - want to contribute?).

			* You can also integrate the download software into your own application. It already works as a commandline downlaoder, and within Sphenon's EM/OS system.

	* To start your own project (classes, packages. bundles etc.), see this [[HowToStartAProject\|short introduction]].		* To start your own project (classes, packages. bundles etc.), see this [[HowToStartAProject\|short introduction]].

AndreasLeue: /* A quick tour to start working with OOModels */

2009-09-18T13:26:59Z

A quick tour to start working with OOModels

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	* To start your own project (classes, packages. bundles etc.), see this [[HowToStartAProject\|short introduction]].		* To start your own project (classes, packages. bundles etc.), see this [[HowToStartAProject\|short introduction]].

			* An exmaple of a [[Artefact:Diagram/net/leue/andreas/process01/Process01\|diagram]].

	=== The overall picture ===		=== The overall picture ===

AndreasLeue at 13:25, 18 September 2009

2009-09-18T13:25:31Z

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	=== A quick tour to start working with OOModels ===		=== A quick tour to start working with OOModels ===

	OOModels is a repository for modelling ''artefacts of all kinds''. The majority of content will consist of ''classes'' of ''packages''.		* OOModels is a repository for modelling ''artefacts of all kinds''. The majority of content will consist of ''classes'' of ''packages''.

	An example of such a class is [[Artefact:Model/net/leue/andreas/sandbox/model03/Person]]. It - obviously - models a preson.		* An example of such a class is [[Artefact:Model/net/leue/andreas/sandbox/model03/Person]]. It - obviously - models a preson.

	Press "edit" or "view source" to ''see how the class is specified''. In this case, it's in [[Type:org/oomodels/WIML/1.0\|WIML notation]].		* Press "edit" or "view source" to ''see how the class is specified''. In this case, it's in [[Type:org/oomodels/WIML/1.0\|WIML notation]].

	To download an artefact, press the "Download Code" link in the box on the right side of the page. There, select a target format, don't forget to check the disclaimer confirmation checkbox, and press download. Note, that you can download the code either ''as specified'' or ''converted''.		* To download an artefact, press the "Download Code" link in the box on the right side of the page. There, select a target format, don't forget to check the disclaimer confirmation checkbox, and press download. Note, that you can download the code either ''as specified'' or ''converted''.

	If you work with an application, you need to select a subset of classes you need from oomodels. To do this, you define a ''bundle'', e.g. [[Artefact:Bundle/net/leue/andreas/sandbox/model03/Model03]]. Here, you list all classes you want to select, or just list a packages and thereby implicitly select all classes in that package, or you include other bundles.		* If you work with an application, you need to select a subset of classes you need from oomodels. To do this, you define a ''bundle'', e.g. [[Artefact:Bundle/net/leue/andreas/sandbox/model03/Model03]]. Here, you list all classes you want to select, or just list a packages and thereby implicitly select all classes in that package, or you include other bundles.

	Bundles can also be "downloaded", if you do so, you can get a resolved list of all final artefact pages you need for that project.		* Bundles can also be "downloaded", if you do so, you can get a resolved list of all final artefact pages you need for that project.

	If you work with ''eclipse'', you can use a plugin (see [[DevelopmentPlan]], direct link [http://www.oomodels.org/updatesite eclipse updatesite], currently still a bit slow because of mediawiki, which isn't made for mass downloads, we're working on a cache - want to contribute?).		* If you work with ''eclipse'', you can use a plugin (see [[DevelopmentPlan]], direct link [http://www.oomodels.org/updatesite eclipse updatesite], currently still a bit slow because of mediawiki, which isn't made for mass downloads, we're working on a cache - want to contribute?).

	To start your own project (classes, packages. bundles etc.), see this [[HowToStartAProject\|short introduction]].		* To start your own project (classes, packages. bundles etc.), see this [[HowToStartAProject\|short introduction]].

AndreasLeue at 13:24, 18 September 2009

2009-09-18T13:24:51Z

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	OOModels is a repository for modelling ''artefacts of all kinds''. The majority of content will consist of ''classes'' of ''packages''.		OOModels is a repository for modelling ''artefacts of all kinds''. The majority of content will consist of ''classes'' of ''packages''.

	An example of such a class is [Artefact:Model/net/leue/andreas/sandbox/model03/Person]. It - obviously - models a preson.		An example of such a class is [[Artefact:Model/net/leue/andreas/sandbox/model03/Person]]. It - obviously - models a preson.

	Press "edit" or "view source" to ''see how the class is specified''. In this case, it's in [Type:org/oomodels/WIML/1.0\|WIML notation].		Press "edit" or "view source" to ''see how the class is specified''. In this case, it's in [[Type:org/oomodels/WIML/1.0\|WIML notation]].

	To download an artefact, press the "Download Code" link in the box on the right side of the page. There, select a target format, don't forget to check the disclaimer confirmation checkbox, and press download. Note, that you can download the code either ''as specified'' or ''converted''.		To download an artefact, press the "Download Code" link in the box on the right side of the page. There, select a target format, don't forget to check the disclaimer confirmation checkbox, and press download. Note, that you can download the code either ''as specified'' or ''converted''.

	If you work with an application, you need to select a subset of classes you need from oomodels. To do this, you define a ''bundle'', e.g. [Artefact:Bundle/net/leue/andreas/sandbox/model03/Model03]. Here, you list all classes you want to select, or just list a packages and thereby implicitly select all classes in that package, or you include other bundles.		If you work with an application, you need to select a subset of classes you need from oomodels. To do this, you define a ''bundle'', e.g. [[Artefact:Bundle/net/leue/andreas/sandbox/model03/Model03]]. Here, you list all classes you want to select, or just list a packages and thereby implicitly select all classes in that package, or you include other bundles.

	Bundles can also be "downloaded", if you do so, you can get a resolved list of all final artefact pages you need for that project.		Bundles can also be "downloaded", if you do so, you can get a resolved list of all final artefact pages you need for that project.

	If you work with ''eclipse'', you can use a plugin (see [~~http://www.oomodels.org/index.php/DevelopmentPlan\|~~DevelopmentPlan], direct link [http://www.oomodels.org/updatesite eclipse updatesite], currently still a bit slow because of mediawiki, which isn't made for mass downloads, we're working on a cache - want to contribute?).		If you work with ''eclipse'', you can use a plugin (see [[DevelopmentPlan]], direct link [http://www.oomodels.org/updatesite eclipse updatesite], currently still a bit slow because of mediawiki, which isn't made for mass downloads, we're working on a cache - want to contribute?).

	To start your own project (classes, packages. bundles etc.), see this [~~http://www.oomodels.org/index.php/~~HowToStartAProject\|short introduction].		To start your own project (classes, packages. bundles etc.), see this [[HowToStartAProject\|short introduction]].

AndreasLeue at 13:23, 18 September 2009

2009-09-18T13:23:46Z

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	~~What you find in~~ OOModels:		=== A quick tour to start working with OOModels ===

			OOModels is a repository for modelling ''artefacts of all kinds''. The majority of content will consist of ''classes'' of ''packages''.

			An example of such a class is [Artefact:Model/net/leue/andreas/sandbox/model03/Person]. It - obviously - models a preson.

			Press "edit" or "view source" to ''see how the class is specified''. In this case, it's in [Type:org/oomodels/WIML/1.0\|WIML notation].

			To download an artefact, press the "Download Code" link in the box on the right side of the page. There, select a target format, don't forget to check the disclaimer confirmation checkbox, and press download. Note, that you can download the code either ''as specified'' or ''converted''.

			If you work with an application, you need to select a subset of classes you need from oomodels. To do this, you define a ''bundle'', e.g. [Artefact:Bundle/net/leue/andreas/sandbox/model03/Model03]. Here, you list all classes you want to select, or just list a packages and thereby implicitly select all classes in that package, or you include other bundles.

			Bundles can also be "downloaded", if you do so, you can get a resolved list of all final artefact pages you need for that project.

			If you work with ''eclipse'', you can use a plugin (see [http://www.oomodels.org/index.php/DevelopmentPlan\|DevelopmentPlan], direct link [http://www.oomodels.org/updatesite eclipse updatesite], currently still a bit slow because of mediawiki, which isn't made for mass downloads, we're working on a cache - want to contribute?).

			To start your own project (classes, packages. bundles etc.), see this [http://www.oomodels.org/index.php/HowToStartAProject\|short introduction].


			=== The overall picture ===

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AndreasLeue at 14:23, 27 March 2009

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             [[Introduction|learn more...]]                                        + there is an [[DevelopmentPlan|eclipse plugin]]
                                                                    to download directly into your eclipse workspace

AndreasLeue at 14:22, 27 March 2009

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AndreasLeue at 12:21, 27 March 2009

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