Document Context Mapper for VS Code only (Eclipse plugin discontinued)

_data/docs.yml

@@ -57,11 +57,6 @@
   docs:
   - vdad-support
 
-- title: Service Cutter
-  docs:
-  - service-cutter-context-map-suggestions
-  - service-cutter-config-file
-
 - title: Reverse Engineering
   docs:
   - reverse-engineering
@@ -73,20 +68,17 @@
   - plant-uml
   - bpmn-sketch-miner
   - mdsl
-  - service-cutter
   - generic-freemarker-generator
 
 - title: Tutorials
   docs:
   - event-storming
   - event-sourcing-and-cqrs-modeling
   - jhipster-microservice-generation
-  - systematic-service-decomposition
   - architecture-validation-with-archunit
 
 - title: IDE Plugins and Extensions
   docs:
   - vs-code
-  - online-ide
   - eclipse
   - ide

_docs/architectural-refactorings/architectural-refactorings.md

@@ -62,13 +62,5 @@ In the case illustrated above, the _PolicyManagementContext_ contains Aggregates
 
 By clicking on the light bulb and the AR you want to apply the model will be refactored accordingly.
 
-### Eclipse
-Architectural refactorings can be applied within the Context Mapper Eclipse plugin by using the context menu in the DSL editor. With a
-right-click on a bounded context or an aggregate the **Context Mapper: Refactor** menu entry appears and lists all refactorings which are applicable to the selected elements:
-
-<a href="/img/architectural-refactorings-context-menu.png">![Architectural Refactoring Context Menu Example](/img/architectural-refactorings-context-menu.png)</a>
-
-You can also use the Shift-Alt-T keybinding for quick access to the available refactorings (the cursor must be on the object on which you want to start the refactoring).
-
-*Note*: The context menu only shows ARs for which your selected model element fulfills the preconditions.
+*Note*: The light bulb only shows ARs for which your selected model element fulfills the preconditions.
 The preconditions for all ARs are mentioned on the corresponding detail pages linked above. 

_docs/faqs.md

@@ -3,17 +3,14 @@ title: "Frequently Asked Questions"
 permalink: /docs/faq/
 ---
 
-### Where do I find FAQs and tipps specific to the Eclipse plugin or the VS Code extension?
-Questions and answers specific to different IDE plugin/extensions are documented on the following pages:
+### Where do I find FAQs and tipps specific to the VS Code extension?
+Questions and answers specific to the extension are documented on the [Visual Studio Code](/docs/vs-code/) page.
 
- * [Eclipse](/docs/eclipse/)
- * [Visual Studio Code](/docs/vs-code/)
-
-### I read about a feature on the Context Mapper website but could not find it in the Visual Studio Code extension. Why?
-We have only recently published Context Mapper for Visual Studio Code and do not support all features yet. You can find a feature support table [here](/docs/ide/). If you need all Context Mapper features, you have to use our Eclipse plugin for now. However, we continuously enhance our VS Code extension and want to support all features soon!
+### Is there still an Eclipse plugin?
+The Eclipse plugin is discontinued. The previous release, version 6.12.0, is still available via our Eclipse update site: [https://contextmapper.org/eclipse-update-site/](https://contextmapper.org/eclipse-update-site/). Find more information [here](/docs/eclipse/).
 
 ### How do I create a new Context Map?
-Just create a file with the file extension **.cml** (Context Mapping Language). Take a look at our example to get an idea how the file content should look like: [https://github.com/ContextMapper/context-mapper-examples](https://github.com/ContextMapper/context-mapper-examples). Let the code completion and other editor features in Eclipse guide you while completing the map and modeling Bounded Contexts.
+Just create a file with the file extension **.cml** (Context Mapping Language). Take a look at our example to get an idea how the file content should look like: [https://github.com/ContextMapper/context-mapper-examples](https://github.com/ContextMapper/context-mapper-examples). Let the code completion and other editor features guide you while completing the map and modeling Bounded Contexts.
 
 ### Which DDD Patterns are supported by CML?
 Have a look at our [CML Reference - Introduction](/docs/language-reference/) page. You will find all patterns supported by CML there.
@@ -25,12 +22,11 @@ Have a look at the page [Language Semantic Model](/docs/language-model/). It int
 The tactic DDD part of our DSL is based on the [Sculptor DSL](https://sculptor.github.io/). We provide a short introduction and examples how you can detail your bounded contexts on the pages [Aggregate](/docs/aggregate/) and [Tactic DDD Syntax](/docs/tactic-ddd/). If you are interested in more details and all features, we refer to the [Sculptor documentation](https://sculptor.github.io/documentation/advanced-tutorial).
 
 ### Which transformations can I apply to my CML model? Which generators are available?
-Currently you can generate [Microservice Domain-Specific Language (MDSL)](https://microservice-api-patterns.github.io/MDSL-Specification/) (micro-)service contracts providing assistance regarding how your system can be implemented in an (micro-)service-oriented architecture, [Service Cutter](http://servicecutter.github.io/) input  to get suggestions for service cuts or new bounded context, and you can generate UML ([PlantUML](http://plantuml.com/)) diagrams out of your CML. The following pages explain the generators in detail:
+Currently you can generate [Microservice Domain-Specific Language (MDSL)](https://microservice-api-patterns.github.io/MDSL-Specification/) (micro-)service contracts providing assistance regarding how your system can be implemented in an (micro-)service-oriented architecture, and you can generate UML ([PlantUML](http://plantuml.com/)) diagrams out of your CML. The following pages explain the generators in detail:
 
  * [Generate graphical Context Maps](/docs/context-map-generator/)
  * [Generate PlantUML diagrams](/docs/plant-uml/)
  * [Generate MDSL (micro-)service contracts](/docs/mdsl/)
- * [Generate Service Cutter input files](/docs/service-cutter/)
  * [Generate arbitrary text files](/docs/generic-freemarker-generator/) (with Freemarker templates)
 
 ### How can I refactor my CML model?

_docs/generators/bpmn-sketch-miner.md

@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ BoundedContext InsuranceQuotes {
 ```
 
 ## Open Flow in BPMN Sketch Miner
-The Context Mapper IDEs ([VS Code extension](/docs/vs-code/) as well as [Eclipse plugin](/docs/eclipse/)) allow you to open a flow in [BPMN Sketch Miner](https://www.bpmn-sketch-miner.ai/) with two (or max. three) clicks. The following example illustrates this in VS Code (Eclipse works the same way).
+The [VS Code extension](/docs/vs-code/) allows you to open a flow in [BPMN Sketch Miner](https://www.bpmn-sketch-miner.ai/) with two (or max. three) clicks:
 
 Once you modelled your flow in CML, the editor will show a message and a light bulb on the line with the _flow name_:
 

_docs/generators/context-map-generator.md

@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ Depending on how you configure the the generator (clustering parameter), it will
 <a href="/img/TeamMap-Illustration-2.png">![Team Map Example (Clustered)](/img/TeamMap-Illustration-2.png)</a>
 
 ## Generating Context Maps
-The generators can be called from the context menus of the CML editors in VS Code or Eclipse. A documentation how to call the generators can also be found [here](/docs/generators/#using-the-generators).
+The generators can be called from the context menu of the CML editor in VS Code. A documentation how to call the generators can also be found [here](/docs/generators/#using-the-generators).
 
 **Note:** All generator outputs will be generated into the *src-gen* folder.
 

_docs/generators/generators.md

@@ -24,13 +24,6 @@ Alternatively you find them in the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P):
 
 <a href="/img/generators-in-vscode-2.png">![Generators in the VS Code Command Palette](/img/generators-in-vscode-2.png)</a>
 
-### Eclipse
-The generators can be accessed through the Context Menu in the project explorer (right-click to *.cml file) or directly in the CML editor as the following screenshot shows:
-
-<a href="/img/generators-context-menu.png">![Generators Context Menu in Eclipse](/img/generators-context-menu.png)</a>
-
-_Note_: In the CML editor, you can also access all generators with the keybinding **Shift+Alt+G** quickly.
-
 ## Graphical Context Maps
 The Context Map generator allows you to transform the CML Context Map into graphical representation inspired by the illustrations of 
 [Vernon](https://www.amazon.de/Implementing-Domain-Driven-Design-Vaughn-Vernon/dp/0321834577) and 

_docs/generators/generic-freemarker-generator.md

@@ -70,14 +70,10 @@ The root level of the model contains the following elements:
   |
   +- fileName                      name of CML file
   |
-  +- projectName                   name of Eclipse project
-  |
-  +- contextMapperVersion          version of the Context Mapper plugin and the CML language
-  |
   +- userName                      name of the current system user
 ```
 
-The corresponding CML objects and their syntax can be found in our language reference: [Context Map](/docs/context-map/), [Bounded Context](/docs/bounded-context/), [Domains and Subdomains](/docs/subdomain/), [imports](/docs/imports/), [use cases](/docs/aggregate/#use-case-declaration).
+The corresponding CML objects and their syntax can be found in our language reference: [Context Map](/docs/context-map/), [Bounded Context](/docs/bounded-context/), [Domains and Subdomains](/docs/subdomain/), [imports](/docs/imports/), [use cases](/docs/user-requirements/).
 
 ### Context Map
 The _contextMap_ root element of the model contains the following data (the values in double quotes `"..."`are just examples):
@@ -406,10 +402,10 @@ The following additional attributes are currently available on the root level of
 
  * _timestamp:_ generation time stamp (for example _26.02.2020 17:20:40 CET_)
  * _filename:_ name of the CML file (for example _ExampleModel.cml_)
- * _projectName:_ name of the Eclipse project that contains the CML file
- * _contextMapperVersion:_ the current version of Context Mapper that was used to generate the output (for example _v5.9.4_)
  * _userName:_ the name of the user that generated the output (OS username)
 
+The attributes _projectName_ and _contextMapperVersion_ were only set by the discontinued Eclipse plugin. Templates that use them should provide a default value (for example `${projectName!"undefined"}`).
+
 ## Helper Functions
 The following functions can be used in the Freemarker templates to help processing the model described above:
 
@@ -462,26 +458,18 @@ To use our generic, [Freemarker](https://freemarker.apache.org/) template-based
  * The input CML model (*.cml)
  * The [Freemarker](https://freemarker.apache.org/) template (*.ftl)
 
-The generator can be called from the context menus of the CML editors in VS Code or Eclipse. A documentation how to call the generators can also be found [here](/docs/generators/#using-the-generators).
+The generator can be called from the context menu of the CML editor in VS Code. A documentation how to call the generators can also be found [here](/docs/generators/#using-the-generators).
 
 **Note:** All generator outputs will be generated into the *src-gen* folder.
 
-Eclipse as well as VS Code will ask you to choose a *.ftl file from your filesystem and to define the output file name (which will then be generated into _src-gen_).
+VS Code will ask you to choose a *.ftl file from your filesystem and to define the output file name (which will then be generated into _src-gen_).
 
 ### Freemarker Version
-Context Mapper uses [Freemarker](https://freemarker.apache.org/), currently Version 2.3.30.
+Context Mapper uses [Freemarker](https://freemarker.apache.org/), currently Version 2.3.35.
 
 ## Example Templates
 
-### Eclipse
-The Context Mapper Eclipse plugin comes with sample Freemarker templates. Use the _Freemarker Generator Template Examples_ wizard via _File -> New -> Example..._ to create the sample project containing the Freemarker templates:
-
-<a href="/img/screenshot-new-freemarker-example-project-1.png">![Create Sample Project with Freemarker Templates (1)](/img/screenshot-new-freemarker-example-project-1.png)</a>
-
-<a href="/img/screenshot-new-freemarker-example-project-2.png">![Create Sample Project with Freemarker Templates (2)](/img/screenshot-new-freemarker-example-project-2.png)</a>
-
-### Visual Studio Code
-In VS Code we do not deliver the example templates with the extension itself. However, you can just download the *.ftl files from [here](https://github.com/ContextMapper/context-mapper-dsl/tree/master/samples/freemarker) and use it with our generator in VS Code.
+We do not deliver the example templates with the extension itself. However, you can just download the *.ftl files from [here](https://github.com/ContextMapper/context-mapper-dsl/tree/master/samples/freemarker) and use them with our generator.
 
 ### Provided Examples
 The project currently contains the following example templates:

_docs/generators/mdsl.md

@@ -175,7 +175,7 @@ As illustrated above, the patterns on the endpoint/resource level are added with
 Please refer to the pattern texts on the MAP website for explanations of these decorators.
 
 ## Generating the MDSL Contracts
-The generators can be called from the context menus of the CML editors in VS Code or Eclipse. A documentation how to call the generators can also be found [here](/docs/generators/#using-the-generators).
+The generators can be called from the context menu of the CML editor in VS Code. A documentation how to call the generators can also be found [here](/docs/generators/#using-the-generators).
 
 **Note:** All generator outputs will be generated into the *src-gen* folder.
 

_docs/generators/plant-uml.md

@@ -43,8 +43,8 @@ In case you modelled a value register in CML, which you can do as documented [he
 <a href="/img/value-impact-map-sdd-sample.png">![PlantUML Value Impact Map](/img/value-impact-map-sdd-sample.png)</a>
 
 ## Generating the PlantUML Diagrams
-The generators can be called from the context menus of the CML editors in VS Code or Eclipse. A documentation how to call the generators can also be found [here](/docs/generators/#using-the-generators).
+The generators can be called from the context menu of the CML editor in VS Code. A documentation how to call the generators can also be found [here](/docs/generators/#using-the-generators).
 
-Once you generated the `.puml` files, you can of course not only view them in Eclipse or VS Code but also process them further. For instance, they can be integrated into Markdown and [pandoc](https://pandoc.org/extras.html) nicely.
+Once you generated the `.puml` files, you can of course not only view them in VS Code but also process them further. For instance, they can be integrated into Markdown and [pandoc](https://pandoc.org/extras.html) nicely.
 
 **Note:** All generator outputs will be generated into the *src-gen* folder.

_docs/generators/service-cutter.md

@@ -3,6 +3,10 @@ title: Service Cutter Generators
 permalink: /docs/service-cutter/
 ---
 
+<div class="alert alert-custom">
+<strong>Note:</strong> The Service Cutter integration was <strong>removed in Context Mapper 6.10.0</strong>. This page describes the feature for older versions.
+</div>
+
 ## Introduction and Motivation
 The [Service Cutter](http://servicecutter.github.io/) tool provides a structured way to service decomposition. Our _Service Cutter Input Generators_ allow you to generate the [input files for Service Cutter](https://github.com/ServiceCutter/ServiceCutter/wiki/User-Representations). The prototypical integration of Service Cutter demonstrates the opportunity to generate suggestions how to further decompose a context-modeled system.