There are 6 Model Weaver plug-ins :
Model Weaver Core: contains the model weaver workbench.
Model Weaver Extensions: contributes to the extension points defined in the Weaver Core, providing a base implementation.
Model Weaver User Guide: guide about how to use the plug-in.
Model Weaver Developper Guide: guide to developer explaining how to extend the main workbench.
Match extensions: contains a set of metamodel extensions used for model matching and comparison.
Transformation extension: contains a set of transformations that are integrated with the weaver workbench. These transformations can be executed direclty from the main editor.
The two first plugins must be installed for the standard use. The core can't be used without its extensions.
To install the Model Weaver Eclipse plug-ins manually, unzip the file
mwplugins.zip(model weaver core, model wever extensions, user
documentation, developer documentation) into your eclipse directory,
then restart Eclipse.
The development of the current version (since December 8th) is done under the Eclipse 3.2.1 (with Java 1.5.0_06).
You need to install Eclipse EMF 2.2.1 plug-ins, which are found at the EMF site.
The ATL engine must be installed as well. The ATL plugin is available for download at ATL site.
The AM3 plug-ins are not mandatory to use the AMW plug-in. However, they offer extra functionallities, such as injection and extraction of several kinds of models or metamodels. Go to the AM3 site.