A formal approach for designing CORBA based applications

Abstract

The design of distributed applications in a CORBA based environment can be carried out by means of an incremental approach, which starts from the specification and leads to the high level architectural design. This is done by introducing in the specification all typical elements of CORBA and by providing a methodological support to the designers. The paper discusses a methodology to transform a formal specification written in TRIO into a high level design document written using an extension of TRIO named TC. The TC language is suited to formally describe the high level architecture of a CORBA based application. The methodology and the associated language are presented by means of an example involving a real Supervision and Control System.

Typed Abstraction of Complex Network Compositions

“…TRAFFIC builds upon a large body of work on software development paradigms for networked systems (e.g., [12,8,7]) and formalisms for the analysis of their behaviors (e.g., [4,10,9,11,6])…”