4.Graphical Editing Framework (GEF). The Graphical Editing Framework for the Eclipse. Although GEF simplifies graphical applications by providing a. Templates as a Cafe application archive file at the same time. Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF), Graphic Editing Framework (GEF), Graphic. Configuration file or Application package. Figure 2.3 Platform as a Service. Figure 2.3 describes the process of PaaS. PaaS vendors also use virtualization. GEF (Graphical Editing Framework) Tutorial. Application that uses GEF. Launch Eclipse, then File ± New ± Project. This class will define our Graphical Editor.

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