Re: [mdr-users] JMI2/MOF2 status

Hi all,

I'm developer in the ArgoUML project and we have recently moved to MDR 
to support UML 1.4.
We are also wondering if we will be forced to move to emf or other 
framework for UML 2.0/XMI 2.0/MOF 2.0 or if MDR will evolve to fulfill 
this need,
So i hope that this thread will encourage the MDR team to communicate a 
roadmap,
Best regards, have a good day,

Matthias Bohlen wrote:

>Hello Pieter,
>
>Monday, November 7, 2005, 12:25:39 PM, you wrote:
>
>PVG> Hi all,
>PVG> I'm quite interested in a status report as well.
>
>PVG> It's been a while since the topic has been discussed:
>PVG> http://forums.objectsbydesign.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1074
>PVG> http://mdr.netbeans.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=users&msgNo=1895
>
>PVG> Honestly, we'll move to EMF (as well...) if MDR is not evolving (see
>PVG> Lehman and Belady ;-).
>
>PVG> I really hope for some good news here...
>
>PVG> Regards,
>PVG> Pieter.
>
>we in AndroMDA.org had the same problem because we're currently
>based on MDR (but will also run on EMF, soon). Therefor, I initiated a
>solution finding effort some weeks ago which has the following
>results:
>
>You may be interested to hear that the MagicDraw developers are
>currently writing an XMI 2.1 reader for Netbeans MDR. Internally, in
>MDR, everything will still be MOF 1 and JMI 1, for the moment. This is
>at least something that will get us going with those UML2 models which
>are based on the OMG UML2 metamodel. "The other UML2" models which are
>based on the eclipse.org/uml2 metamodel will be covered by AndroMDA
>using EMF, instead. So, both paths will be open for us, again.
>
>They have written something and are debugging it now.
>
>Cheers...
>Matthias
>
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