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HelloWorld: This video provides an initial overview over what oAW will do for you.
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00-helloWorld.wmv (20:21)
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Walks you through the sample that comes with openArchitectureWare (the Create Simple Generator Project in the New openArchitectureWare Project wizard)
and explains the very basics of openArchitectureWare
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Basics: Every oAW user will have to deal with these aspects of the tool; thus we recommend watching these videos in the specified order.
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01-training-overview.wmv (10:14)
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Provides an overview over the basic features of the comprehensive example.
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02-metamodels.wmv (08:04)
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How to build meta models using oAW's uml2ecore utility
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03-constraints.wmv (08:30)
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Writing constraints and evaulating them as part of workflows.
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04-codegeneration.wmv (18:56)
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This looks at basic code generation: templates, extensions and workflow files.
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Advanced: These videos show some of the more advances features of openArchitectureWare. Not everybody will necessarily need to watch
those videos, but if you do so, please watch them in order.
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05-modelmodifications.wmv (18:56)
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Model modifications are in place modifications of existing models using oAW's Xtend language.
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06-recipes.wmv (10:19)
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This video explains the use and implementation of recipes; they are used to manage the integration of generated and manually-written code.
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07-debugging.wmv (05:43)
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oAW 4.2 comes with a debugger for workflows, templates and transformations. This video shows how to use it.
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08-uml2-m2m-cascading.wmv (14:49)
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How to generate code from UML2 models, how to write model-to-model transformations and the purpose of cascading
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09-aop.wmv (10:29)
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How to the AO feature of openArchitectureWare to advise existing templates, transformations and workflows.
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PLE Support: Product Line Engineering (PLE) is a very nice fit for model-driven development. These videos show how oAW
supports a PLE process
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10-ple-genao.wmv (07:48)
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How to connect the AO features introduced above with oAW's variant management feature
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11-ple-xweave.wmv (08:54)
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Using XWeave (oAW's aspect weaver for models) to build variants of models
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12-ple-xvar.wmv (09:53)
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Using XVar to customize models and code based on feature selections in variant management tools
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Textual Editors: Textual DSLs are very useful; this section explains how to build editors for custom textual DSLs and how to
process textual models with oAW
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13-xtexteditor-2.wmv (10:29)
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This one explains how to define grammars for textual DSLs and how to generate and customize the textual editors
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14-xtextInterpreter.wmv (08:01)
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How to process models textual models with oAW.
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