I have an conceptual data model
(Relational model) created using powerAMC
for my database but i wanted to generate DAO from it using acceleo and for that i need it in UML , is there a way to generate UML from a conceptual data model model ?
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PowerAMC has a data model which is not object like UML. It is therefore impossible to transform it to UML.
If you have directly the generated database then you can create the UML model from the code but not from database modeler.
Acceleo can generate code from any models defined with any EMF based metamodel. The UML project of the Eclipse Foundation defines an UML metamodel based on EMF so that users can create UML models based on EMF and Acceleo can thus generate code from those models.
If you want to use another metamodel, you can do it, so if you want to create a metamodel that matches more closely your data structure, feel free to do so. As an example, you can see here a metamodel that I have created of the Scala language and my generator uses models defined from this metamodel to generate the code. You can find an example of a generator using this metamodel here. You can see in this example that the Acceleo generator is defined on my scala metamodel "http://github.com/sbegaudeau/acceleo/scalametamodel/2011/01" (contrary to an Acceleo generator that would be defined on UML that would be using the standard UML metamodel "http://www.eclipse.org/uml2/3.0.0/UML") and I can manipulate in Acceleo some concepts from this metamodel directly like traits (if you are familiar with Scala).
So you can:
Regards,
Stephane Begaudeau
Disclaimer: I am the leader of Acceleo.