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Setting up the Development Environment
Creating the module – basics
Module declaration
Module Java classes
Creating a module profile
Creating module stereotypes
Stereotypes declaration
Adding icons to a stereotype
Creating module commands
Command declaration
Command Java class
Writing command method
Processing commands: model transformation
Step 1: Checking for an already existing test case
Step 2: Creating/updating the test model hierarchy
Step 3: Creating the test model class
Step 4: Adding the JUnit stereotype to the test model class
Step 5: Establishing the JUnit dependency link
Step 6: Adding the test class features
Catching modeling events
A bit of theory: module model events
Event handling or listening
Implementation example
Creating a module property page
Property page declaration
Commands associated with the property page
Coding the property page behavior
Creating a customized diagram
Packaging the module
Updating the version
Quick Start Guide
End User Documentation
Modelio Modeler interface
Managing your Modelio projects
Building your models
Modelio diagrams
Import Export
Modelio settings
Local libraries
Remote libraries
MDA services
Handy tools
Diagrams shortcuts
Diagrams specificities
Module Developer Guide
What is a Module ?
Module or Macro ?
Modelio project concepts
Module concepts
Module project development structure
Module development tutorial
Debugging the module with Eclipse
Building Modelio from Source