A Common Data Schema for Tool Integration

Brielmann, M.; Kupitz, Elisabeth; Mallon, David; Stewing, Franz-Josef; Weißenberg, Norbert

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-77531-4_8

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“…Systems like Orion [10], the Version Server [8], Cadlab [6], or the Nelsis CAD framework [53] manage versions of complex objects which are maintained in different representations (e.g. functional, layout, and logical representations in VLSI design).…”

Section: Functionalitymentioning

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A Graph-Based System for Managing Configurations of Engineering Design Documents

Westfechtel

1996

Int. J. Soft. Eng. Knowl. Eng.

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Due to increasing complexity of hardware and software systems, configuration management has been receiving more and more attention in nearly all engineering domains (e.g. electrical, mechanical, and software engineering). This observation has driven us to develop a domain-independent and adaptable configuration management model (called CoMa) for managing systems of engineering design documents. The CoMa model integrates composition hierarchies, dependencies, and versions into a coherent framework based on a sparse set of essential configuration management concepts. In order to give a clear and comprehensible specification, the CoMa model is defined in a high-level, multi-paradigm specification language (PROGRES) which combines concepts from various disciplines (database systems, knowledge-based systems, graph rewriting systems, programming languages). Finally, we also present an implementation which conforms to the formal specification and provides graphical, structure-oriented tools offering a bunch of sophisticated commands and operating in a heterogeneous environment.

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Section: Functionalitymentioning

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A Graph-Based System for Managing Configurations of Engineering Design Documents

Westfechtel

1996

Int. J. Soft. Eng. Knowl. Eng.

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“…In particular, applications which are developed on top of the framework can be integrated more closely. Typical examples for CAD frameworks are the CadLab system (Brielmann et al, 1992) and the Nelsis CAD framework (van der Wolf, Bingley, and Dewilde, 1990). Note that infrastructures with similar goals and properties have also been developed in other domains, e.g.…”

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Integrated Product and Process Management for Engineering Design Applications

Westfechtel

1996

ICA

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SUKITS is a joint project of computer scientists and mechanical engineers which is devoted to the design and implementation of an integrated infrastructure for product development. This infrastructure-the CIM Manager-provides a framework for a posteriori integration of heterogeneous application systems. This paper describes management of engineering products and processes. Product management deals with configurations of interdependent, versioned documents such as designs, manufacturing plans, or NC programs. Management of engineering processes is tightly integrated with product management. A configuration of interdependent documents is interpreted as a net of communicating processes. Concurrent engineering is supported by exchanging pre-releases of intermediate results.

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Software configuration management and engineering data management: Differences and similarities

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Conradi

1998

System Configuration Management

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A Common Data Schema for Tool Integration

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A Graph-Based System for Managing Configurations of Engineering Design Documents

A Graph-Based System for Managing Configurations of Engineering Design Documents

Integrated Product and Process Management for Engineering Design Applications

Software configuration management and engineering data management: Differences and similarities

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