Your custom "UML like" tool based on Papyrus
summary
Claims that Papyrus serves as a platform to build domain-specific UML-like tools by reusing UML parts and extending them with UML profiles and CSS styling. Demonstrates a workflow language built on activity diagrams, adds stereotypes (automatic/manual tasks, duration, responsibility) and a weighted-flow probability, integrates with EMF-based Xtext and Eclipse RCP wizards, generates Java classes on save, and runs a model analyzer that reports a path probability of 37.5%. The customized palette, property views and model→code navigation are implemented and working.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40Building a domainspecific modeling tool
- 3:55What is UML
- 5:02Domainspecific modeling language
- 7:57Offtheshelf UML
- 8:43How we use Papyrus
- 9:24About Papyrus
- 10:20UML Profiles
- 11:09Customizations
- 12:33Summary
- 13:52Modeling
- 15:38Workflows
- 16:19Base Language
- 18:03Styling Diagrams
- 24:03Extension Points
- 24:53Demo
- 31:50Conclusion