Buried in the depths of Eclipse Team (Sync), it can support UML Models after all.
The short lesson: When looking at eclipse features dig deep and work off the website and examples. Books are outdated quickly and are often written to just the major usage of a package or feature. Never be to proud to use the eclipse project specific mailing list. The story: Whenever I take time off work, I invariably take on creating some new thing or read a technical book, basically just go down a rabbit hole of some kind as much of my day to day work requires abstraction from the details and hands on coding. The Christmas 2009 break is no different. This time I dug a little deeper than I normally do with eclipse and plug-ins. I have been creating an eclipse plug-in to import UML objects from an outside server which houses use cases, requirements, and test cases. I figure why copy and paste or manually sync them which you can have a wizard done. Great so after a COM Bridge, EMF Transactions, UML Profile, and a shovel I have an import working. I did not do this in a vacuum, ...