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Xtext

http://www.eclipse.org/Xtext/

Xtext/Documentation/Migration

http://wiki.eclipse.org/Xtext/Documentation/Migration From Eclipsepedia This document describes how Xtext projects of oAW 4.3 can be migrated to TMF Xtext. It assumes that you do have a running version of TMF Xtext as described in the Getting Started Document . work in progress
http://blogs.itemis.de/feltes/2010/07/02/how-to-run-xtext-and-other-mwe2-workflows-with-ant/ Some days ago Sebastian showed How to Deploy Xtext to a Headless Plain-Java Envorinment . It’s nearly as easy to run the Xtext generator with Apache Ant . You just need the required libraries and the following Ant snippet to run the Xtext generator (or any other MWE2 workflow): Using Xtext 1.0 the following libraries are required to run the generator:

Bei Grabthar’s Hammer!* » Blog Archiv » How to Run Xtext (and other MWE2 Workflows) with Ant

Setting up a RCP product for a Xtext DSL « Karsten's Blog

https://kthoms.wordpress.com/2010/11/12/setting-up-a-rcp-product-for-a-dsl/ How can I produce a standalone application with the DSL editor I created? This question pops up sometimes in the forum . I will show you how to set up a rather minimal RCP application that enables using the DSL editor created with Xtext.