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Accustomed to XML to manage the storage of my data models, I said "Well, for once, look at what gives the EMF" ...
And I'm not disappointed at all! It has saved me quite some time

EMF, what's that?

According to the official website , "The EMF Project Is a modeling framework and code generation facility for building tools and Other applications based on a structured data model. From a model specification described "in XMI, EMF Provides tools and runtime support to Produce a set of Java classes for the model, Along with a set of tailor classes enable viewing and command That-based editing of the model, and a basic editor."

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Question of the Day: How to run JUnit unit tests when you have an architecture based on plugins??

Answer: with a Headless mode sir!

In an application architected in layers (UI / Business / IO), it happens very often that you wish to test the lower layers (Business / IO) for a single.

Yes but now, if you make CPR and therefore we work with plugins, this is just the galley to UT because it must load plugins to run the test properly ...
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An Eclipse workspace is the directory where all the metadata files are stored preferences (in the form of Eclipse-specific files). In an RCP application, it is at the root of the application in the workspace directory.

The RCP problem is that most of the time, it was not actually need this directory (in front of a client, "plugins" feature and "configuration", it is justified ... but here? " ).

The idea is to bypass the creation of this directory to define "by hand" during runtime.

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