EUML2 plugin installation

Installation Procedure: 

This plug-in has a number of dependencies on other Eclipse packages that we have to install first.

1. Install JDT (Java Development Toolkit) Unzip the JDT 3.2 runtime into the \eclipse folder in your CCSv4 installation.  The zip file contains plugins and features folders that need to be merged with the same folders in your CCSv4\eclipse folder so say yes to the prompts from windows to do this.

2. Install GEF (Graphical Editing Framework)

First we need to Install GEF. In CCS go to Help -> Software Updates -> Find and Install.

Select to search for new features to install.

Click Next.

Click on the button to add a "New Remote Site".

Enter in GEF as the name and http://download.eclipse.org/tools/gef/updates/releases/ as the update site.

Click finish to check for updates.

Select to install GEF

Click next and follow the wizard to complete the installation.  You will have to agree to the license agreement, it may also mention that some components are unsigned.  Just click the "Install All" button.

3. Install EMF (Eclipse Modeling Framework)

Download the EMF 2.2.5 zip from here and copy the contents of the Eclipse folder into your ccsv4\eclipse folder.

4. Install PDE (Plug-in Development Environment)

Download PDE 3.2 from here and copy the contents of the Eclipse folder into your ccsv4\eclipse folder

5. Install Apache Features

Add a new remote update site named "Callisto Discovery site", the url is http://download.eclipse.org/callisto/releases/

Check for new features on this site.

Expand Callisto Discovery Site Expand Enabling Features Select Batik PDF 1.6.0 Select Batik 1.6.0 Select Apache Xerces 2.8.0

Expand Models and Model Development Select Graphical Modeling Framework (Callisto Edition) 1.0.3

Click next and install the features

6. Install eUML2

Add a new remote update site called "eUML2", the url is http://www.soyatec.com/update

Select to install everything Click next and install the features

Using eUML2

To create UML class diagrams or sequence diagrams you need to create a Java project. From the File menu select "New" then go to Other. Under "Java" select "Java Project". Once you have a Java project you will see more buttons enabled on the toolbar for creating diagrams.