Getting Started

The content of this page is deprecated, use the following sites instead:

• https://www.eclipse.org/incquery/download.php
• http://wiki.eclipse.org/EMFIncQuery/UserDocumentation/Installation

Installation

Prerequisites:

•  JDK 6 (JDK7 will also work)
•  Eclipse Modeling 3.7.2 or newer (we regularly test and develop with Eclipse 4.2 Juno)
•  Xtext SDK 2.3, Xtend SDK 2.3
  • available from http://download.eclipse.org/modeling/tmf/xtext/updates/composite/releases/
  • it is best to start with the Juno Modeling Tools distribution and then install Xtext and Xtend from the Eclipse Marketplace
  • Warning! There are known issues with the upcoming Xtext/Xtend 2.4 release. As of now, you cannot use EMF-IncQuery with this version.

Some tips for the installation:

• Uncheck "Contact all update sites during install to find required software" to ensure reasonable performance during the installation process
• If you have some other Eclipse Indigo installation, make sure to uninstall older versions of Xtext, Xtend and MWE2 before installing Xtext and Xtend 2.3
• Only check Xtext SDK and Xtend SDK features, the rest will be added automatically
• It is best to use a fresh, new workspace for experimentation

Update site for EMF-IncQuery:

EMF-IncQuery is available from eclipse.org - see http://eclipse.org/incquery/download.php

Creating your first query 

The built-in cheat sheet should help you with the first steps. We also maintain a web-based tutorial here. Additionally, you can check the School and BPMN introductory walkthrough examples to help you get started.

Examples

You can find a list of more complex examples here.

Next steps

A few pointers to move on from here:

• IncQuery FAQ
• Guide for performance benchmarking
• Developers' Guide (if you wish to contribute to IncQuery)
• Testers' Guide