Embedded & Mobile


	DSDP - Projects, Progress, and Future Plans	Scharf

	With MDSD to more efficient Embedded Systems Engineering	Neuhaus

	Eclipse on Cellphones? A look at the embedded Rich Client Platform (eRCP)	Aniszczyk

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EEM1: DSDP - Projects, Progress, and Future Plans

Michael Scharf Wind River

The DSDP Project, started in June 2005, has grown to six independent technology projects covering the embedded and mobile space: Embedded Rich Client Platform (eRCP), Device Debugging (DD), Target Management (TM), Native Application Builder (NAB), Mobile Tools for the Java Platform (MTJ), and Tools for Mobile Linux (TmL). This talk will cover the status and future plans of these projects.

Saal 1Ab
24.04.2007, 10:00 - 11:15 h

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EEM2: With MDSD to more efficient Embedded Systems Engineering

Wolfgang Neuhaus itemis AG

Model Driven Software Development increases the possibility to reuse elements of former business software developments successfully. In the research project "mda for embedded systems" three partners under the special direction of itemis, push new developing methods for embedded systems based on Eclipse. The session describes first results and further directions.

Saal 1Ab
24.04.2007, 17:00 - 18:15 h

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EEM3: Eclipse on Cellphones? A look at the embedded Rich Client Platform (eRCP)

Chris Aniszczyk Red Hat

This talk introduces the embedded Rich Client Platform (eRCP) project and discusses where the project is headed. Quite simply, the eRCP project is all about the exploration of taking the well-established Eclipse RCP paradigm for desktop applications and applying it to the embedded space. Specifically, we will discuss the various components of the project, including support platforms.

Saal 1Aa
26.04.2007, 08:30 - 09:45 h