====== Creating a Petri-Net Editor with GMF ======
This will be the frontpage, where you will find a series of tutorials about developing a Petri-Net editor using Eclipse GMF. Everything will be done by using the latest version of Eclipse, so I will start with the current Kepler release and go on with Eclipse 4.x - the aim will be to develop in combination with eclipse e4, but at first lets start with the well known GMF Tools.

[[en:programming:java:eclipse:installation | Install Eclipse Modeling]]\\
[[en:programming:java:eclipse:gmf:ecoremodel|First Steps - Creating the Model / using Ecore]]\\
[[en:programming:java:eclipse:gmf:gmfgraph|First Steps - Creating the graphical representationl / using GmfGraph]]\\
[[en:programming:java:eclipse:gmf:gmfmap|First Steps - Creating the mapping model and the maaping between all created models before/ using GmfMapping]]\\
[[en:programming:java:eclipse:gmf:gmfocl|Add OCL constraints - Extend your mapping model by constraints defined through OCL (Object Constraint Language)]]\\

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