GemocStudio test 2

TEST 2: Create Concurrent language from scratch

Main goal: be able to create a new sequential language

Actions to execute	Verification	Result for version: V2.0.1 2016_01_13
in Sirius Perspective, File new Gemoc Concurrent Project	.melange MANIFEST.MF Concurrent Nature & Builder Extension point in plugin.xml CodeExecutor class	❓
Right click on .melange GEMOC Language > Create Domain Model Project for language Create a few classes in the sirius editor, save	must update Require-Bundle in MANIFEST.MF must add syntax "platform/resource/project/folder/model.ecore" in the .melange must open the EMF project wizard, then the sirius editor	❓
Right click on .melange GEMOC Language > Create DSA Project for language	must open the K3 wizard with default project name based on language project name, with default options to creates aspects classes for the domain model must add 'with' operator in the .melange must update Require-Bundle in MANIFEST.MF	❓ 🔴 action of generate plugin.xml neither documented nor enforced by builder (required after any changes in the list of aspect in the melange file)
Right click on .melange GEMOC Language > Create Sirius Editor Project for language connect the odesign to the domain, create a default layer and a few representations	-must open the Sirius wizard with default project name based on language project name,	❓
Right click on .melange GEMOC Language > Create Animator Project for language add debug layer to existing diagram select the previous odesign	-must open the "Create GEMOC debug representation" wizard	❓
Right click on .melange GEMOC Language > Create MOCC Library Project for language	must open the a MocMl wizard with default project name based on language project name	❓
Right click on .melange GEMOC Language > Create DSE Project for language	must open the a DSE project wizard with default project name based on language project name, the project contains a base .ecl file with an import to the ecore of the domain model - must add (or update) 'ecl' operator in the .melange	❓