An Interactive Guide Through a Defined Modelling Process

Kaindl, Hermann; Krämer, Stefan; Hailing, Mario

doi:10.1007/978-1-4471-0353-0_7

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“…So, according to [8], it is useful to let the tool perform certain steps of use on one's behalf. Figure 6 shows a cheat sheet with a click-to-perform option that implements that.…”

Section: How To Use Our Method-tool Couplingmentioning

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An Approach to Method-Tool Coupling for Software Development

Kaindl

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Melbinger³

et al. 2010

2010 Fifth International Conference on Software Engineering Advances

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When using a software development method without tool support, developers are often asking how to do what the method instructs them to do. When using a CASE tool without a method, developers are often asking what to do with the tool. Therefore, we propose an approach to methodtool coupling that helps developers following the instructions of a given method by using the supporting tool in the right way. According to this approach, we show how to couple a given method with a supporting tool. We present a prototypical implementation that links a Web-based method representation with so-called cheat sheets, from where tool functionality can be directly invoked. The method represented in the Web pages prescribes the primary tasks to do, while the instructions for the secondary tasks are available in the cheat sheets embedded in the tool.

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“…So, according to [8], it is useful to let the tool perform certain steps of use on one's behalf. Figure 6 shows a cheat sheet with a click-to-perform option that implements that.…”

Section: How To Use Our Method-tool Couplingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In earlier work, one of the authors built some method guidance into the requirements engineering tool RETH, see [8]. This work addressed the problem of getting started in using a yet unfamiliar CASE tool in a purposeful way.…”

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confidence: 99%