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Medea is a pragmatic code generation framework. It takes UML class and state diagrams in XMI format and uses XSLT templates to generate code for various technologies, tiers and complete applications: J2EE, CMP, Hibernate, JSP, Struts, JSF, jBPM, XSD
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The Xholon project explores: software as systems of linked nodes, organized hierarchically. The Xholon toolkit supports this back-to-basics approach, and demonstrates practical benefits through examples from numerous domains.
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The Eclipse XML Meta-Modeling Tools project provides tools like editors, extended validation and generators for developing xml based meta-models and domain-specific languages in eclipse.
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The BDT (Build Development Tools) Project is working towards providing a fully functional Build Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for the Eclipse platform.
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ModelPro, part of ModelDriven.org, is a provisioning engine for producing executable applications and other artifacts out of models using the Model Driven Architecture (MDA) paradigm. ModelPro is internally Model-Driven based on provisioning cartridges
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