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Ecore Export Format

Farkitect exports metamodel and model content in Eclipse EMF format — an .ecore file for the metamodel definition and an .xmi file for model instances.

File Content Purpose
.ecore M2 metamodel as an Ecore model Metamodel definition for Eclipse EMF
.xmi M1 model instances Model data conforming to the .ecore metamodel

The Ecore file captures:

  • EPackage — mapped from Farkitect M2 packages
  • EClass — mapped from M2 element types (Class)
  • EAttribute — mapped from M2 properties
  • EReference — mapped from M2 relationship types
  • EEnum — mapped from M2 enumerations
  • EDataType — mapped from M2 primitive types

The XMI file contains M1 instances conforming to the .ecore metamodel:

  • Element instances with property values
  • Relationship instances with source/target references
  • Validation — load the .ecore into Eclipse EMF and validate models against it
  • Code generation — use EMF codegen tools to generate Java model classes from the .ecore
  • Transformation — use ATL, Acceleo, or other model transformation tools
  • Interoperability — exchange metamodels with Eclipse-based modelling tools (Sirius, Xtext)

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Release 282 · 14 Oct 2026

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