Modeling tools go up to the cloud…
summary
Plan to run Eclipse Sirius as a cloud service: a headless Sirius server exposes a GraphQL + WebSocket HTTP API and a WebSocket-based diagram protocol, rendering existing .odesign-defined diagrams in the browser using Sprotty and React, performing automatic layouts with ELK, and reusing EMF and Sirius interpreters. A workflow DSL drives web pages, palettes and Java services remain usable, and prototypes integrate into Theia/Che and support real-time edits; demos show it working. Sprotty GraphQL subscription
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 9:29What is the future of modeling tools ?
- 12:43Introduce web technologies in existing Eclipse views
- 23:05Render Sirius diagrams in a browser
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