Actually, because the OMF is a library, the word "action" is a little misleading. Most of the applications using the OMF are command line tools and not really conduicive to good screenshots anyway. However, these are screenshots of other applications built using the current and previous versions of the OMF.
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| This is a simple UML model being shown by kmodelview - an older program I had written to display models. | |
| Another screenshot of the same program. This time, it's showing the contents of the OMG-published (and slightly polished by me) XMI file for the Meta-Object Facility. | |
| I can't really remember what this was a shot of, but it seems to be a dialog box I had written to create new UML stereotypes. In fact, I think I had used this to create the standard set of stereotypes defined in the UML specification. The resultant file should have been floating around with the previous OMF version. | |
| An truly gratuitous screenshot of OMF code as seen through my favorite editor, xemacs. This is a small part of the XMI 2.0 parsing code and isn't really very interesting. Want more? Download the source code... |