Deploying Kermeta code

How to use your Kermeta code in a product

Cyril Faucher

Didier Vojtisek

Build date: 3-November-2010

$LastChangedDate:: 2010-06-02 10:42:20#$

Abstract

This document presents various ways to deploy some code written with Kermeta in order to "hide" kermeta to the end users.

It covers the integration in an eclipse environment and deployment as a standalone application.


Table of Contents

Preface
1. Contributing to Eclipse user interface
1.1. Contributing a popup action to eclipse
1.2. Deploying a plugin with Kermeta code for interpreted mode
1.3. Transforming a project into a plugin project
1.3.1. Use the new Plugin project wizard
1.3.2. Manually add the missing elements
2. Preparing a kermeta program for a launch
3. Launching a kermeta program in interpreted mode
3.1. Interpreted mode in Eclipse environment
3.2. Interpreted mode in standard java
3.2.1. platform:/resource and platform:/plugin resolution
3.2.2. classpath
4. Registering Ecore file
5. Launching a compiled kermeta program (Compiler V1)