A New Adaptive Model for Web Engineering Methods to Develop Modern Web Applications

Wakil, Karzan; Jawawi, Dayang Norhayati Abang

doi:10.1145/3178461.3178468

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“…In another hand, we extract RIA architecture for highlighting RIA features in the engineering domain. However, in previous work, we present IFML method has weakness in the process development modern web application features including RIA features [23,24]. The result of this analyze become to guide for improving IFML to develop RIA features.…”

Section: Analyzing Ifml and Ria Featuresmentioning

confidence: 96%

Enhancing Interaction Flow Modeling Language Metamodels for Designing Features of Rich Internet Applications

Wakil¹,

Jawawi²,

Rachmat³

2018

IJIE

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Section: Analyzing Ifml and Ria Featuresmentioning

confidence: 96%

Enhancing Interaction Flow Modeling Language Metamodels for Designing Features of Rich Internet Applications

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Jawawi²,

Rachmat³

2018

IJIE

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“…Some mapping studies related to MDD identify NFR-related topics as relevant topics in their studied areas. For instance, Wakil and Jawawi identifies "testing & quality" which includes "security" and "QoS" topics as one of the research focuses in model driven web engineering [27]. Meanwhile, Mehmood and Jawawi identifies "Code generation from specification of non-functional requirements" as one of the research topics in aspect-oriented model-driven web generation [28].…”

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Non-functional requirements in model-driven development of service-oriented architectures

Ameller

Burgués

Costal

et al. 2018

Science of Computer Programming

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Any software development process needs to consider non-functional requirements (NFR) in order to deliver a system that complies with its stakeholders' expectations. In a previous mapping study about model-driven development (MDD) for service-oriented architectures (SOA) we found a limited number of approaches managing NFR. The present work aims at analysing in detail the state of the art in the management of NFR in MDD processes which produce SOA. We have conducted a systematic literature review following a rigorous protocol. We have taken as initial point the mapping study mentioned above and have used the subset of the 31 papers from this study (clustered into 15 approaches) that referred to NFR. We have analysed them qualitatively in order to answer six research questions. We have built a Software Engineering theory to formalize this analysis. As result we highlight that most of approaches focus exclusively on security and reliability and we observe that NFR are expressed mainly as annotations of functional models represented in UML. From our perspective, existing research on the topic of this study is still scarce and without any evidence of transferability to industry. This situation suggests the need for further investigation efforts in order to produce validated MDD methods capable of generating SOA satisfying NFR stated by stakeholders.

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“…Brambilla and Ceri in [34] described several models and abstractions which have been progressively designed to capture new forms of data-centered interactions in the last twenty-five years, a period of huge changes due to the spreading of web-based applications and the increasingly relevant role of social interactions in web engineering methods. There are many works [35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45] exist on web engineering methods for designing MWAs, but the features not presented adequately.…”

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Extracting the Features of Modern Web Applications based on Web Engineering Methods

Wakil¹,

Jawawi²

2019

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With the revolution of the information, an advanced version of the web proposed from web 1.0 to web 4.0. In each version, many web applications appeared. In the new versions, modern web applications (MWAs) proposed. These applications have specific features and different features, and these features made a new challenge for web engineering methods. The problem is that web engineering methods have limitations for MWAs, and the gap is that the developers cannot highlight the new features based on web engineering methods. In this paper, we extract features of the MWA based on web engineering methods. We extract web application modules for showing interaction and structure of their feature based on models and elements of web engineering methods. The result of this work helps the developers for designing MWAs through web engineering methods. Furthermore, lead to researchers to improve web engineering methods for developing MWAs features.

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A New Adaptive Model for Web Engineering Methods to Develop Modern Web Applications

Cited by 7 publications

References 24 publications

Enhancing Interaction Flow Modeling Language Metamodels for Designing Features of Rich Internet Applications

Enhancing Interaction Flow Modeling Language Metamodels for Designing Features of Rich Internet Applications

Non-functional requirements in model-driven development of service-oriented architectures

Extracting the Features of Modern Web Applications based on Web Engineering Methods

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