EMF Dos and Don'ts

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EMF is very powerful and most of the time fairly simple to use, but users may encounter the occasional 'rocky shore'. For example, "Why are there so many Adapters on my EObjects?" "After overriding some generated code the XML serialization stopped working!" "My sub-packages are not recognized by framework X!" "EcoreUtil.delete is dead slow..."

We'll provide some pointers to get over these problems and more. In a Do's and Don'ts format, we'll provide an example and a solution for implementing the good practices or avoiding the problematic ones. This is a revised version of the presentation based on the feedback of EclipseCon NA 2013.



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