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    Eloquence is a plug-in for the Eclipse IDE to allow seamless and automated integration of aspect-oriented design pattern implementations with Java/AspectJ projects.
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    Eclipse plug-in that implements an approach under research, for automatic derivation of Framework-Specific Modeling Languages with code generation capabilities. The approach relies on Aspect-Oriented Programming.
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    This is the implementation of the AspectJ plugin for NetBeans 6.0 and higher.
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    OntoMDE is an environment for writing MDA transformators and generators.
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