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ProR development continues (Eclipse OpenSource RE tool based on RMF/ReqIF) – feedback wanted!

ByMichael Jastram

I am project lead on the Eclipse Requirements Modeling Framework (RMF), which also contains a tool called ProR for requirements engineering (http://eclipse.org/rmf). In two weeks, we’ll start a sprint to improve the GUI. We welcome feedback, so that we can prioritize properly before starting the sprint. More details can be found here: http://www.formalmind.com/en/blog/next-pror-snapshot-coming-soon-please-help-us-prioritize We appreciate…

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Snapshot Build of Eclipse ProR (ReqIF Open Source Implementation) •

ByMichael Jastram

The Eclipse RMF project has the goal to provide a clean-room implementation of a ReqIF tool. ReqIF is an emerging standard for exchanging requirements, driven by the German automotive industry. You can find more details and the download link at the Formal Mind Blog.

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Running Rodin 1.1 with Ubuntu 9.10

ByMichael Jastram

I had a few issues getting Rodin 1.1 to work properly after Updating Ubuntu to 9.10.  The main issue is the HTML-Viewer that Eclipse uses.  It wraps Firefox/xulrunner in an SWT-Control.  Unfortunately, Firefox 3.5 (xulrunner 1.9.1) is incompatible with Eclipse 3.4, on which Rodin is based. To work around this problem, you need to install…

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Building a GWT app that is an Eclipse Plug-In

ByMichael Jastram

For my own reference: Create a new GWT-Project Give it a standard Plug-In name (e.g. de.jastram.gwtexample) Give the Project the Plug-In Nature (Right-click on Project > Configure > Convert to Plug-in Projects…) Add Dependency to de.jastram.jettyrunner Add Extension de.jastram.jettyrunner.warrunner Add a war-element That’s it – don’t forget to compile.