An open modeling infrastructure integrating EDOC and CCM

Kath, Olaf; Soden, Moritz von; Born, Marc; Ritter, Tom; Blazarenas, A.; Funabashi, Motohisa; Hirai, C.

doi:10.1109/edoc.2003.1233849

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“…[20] proposes a framework for integrating CASE tools with a shared repository. All models are stored in the same repository; therefore they can be accessed by all tools.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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Supporting transparent model update in distributed CASE tool integration

Sriplakich

Blanc

Gervais

2006

Proceedings of the 2006 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing

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Model Driven Architecture (MDA) is a software development approach that focuses on models. In order to support MDA, a lot of CASE tools have emerged; each of them provides a different set of modeling services (operations for automating model manipulation). We have proposed an open environment called ModelBus, which enables the integration of heterogeneous and distributed CASE tools. ModelBus enables tools to invoke the modeling services provided by other tools. In this paper, we focus on supporting a particular kind of modeling services: services that update models (i.e. they have inout parameters). Our contribution is to enable a tool to update models owned by another tool. We propose a parameter passing mechanism that hides the complexity of model update from tools. First, it enables a tool to update models transparently to heterogeneous model representations. Second, it enables a tool to update models located in the memory of another remote tool transparently, as if the models were local. Third, it ensures the integrity between the updated models and the tool that owns the models.

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“…[20] proposes a framework for integrating CASE tools with a shared repository. All models are stored in the same repository; therefore they can be accessed by all tools.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Supporting transparent model update in distributed CASE tool integration

Sriplakich

Blanc

Gervais

2006

Proceedings of the 2006 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing

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“…PIM models instantiated from the EDOC metamodel are stored in a MOF-compliant repository and, subsequently, transformed to Enago PSM models and Java code. The Medini tool suite (Kath, 2003) provides transformations tools between a PIM written in EDOC to PSMs for Enago Platform and J2EE. The transformations are supported by MoS.…”

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Service Composition Applied to E-Government

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Borelli

Mendes

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Building the E-Service Society

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One of the public administration big challenges is the need to integrate services in order to offer a wide variety of new services, more suitable and better designed, that can be electronically accessed in a uniform way. Recently, the Web Service technology appeared with the promise to compose services through the Internet in a simple way. Despite the Web Services advantages, minimal technology independence is desirable at the design of such compositions in order to guarantee and preserve all the efforts invested in the development of services. In this article a Service Composition Management Framework is proposed, that focuses in a technology-independent description. The referred framework is part of a more complete platform, developed for the electronic delivery of Government services.

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“…To allow such model manipulations to be shared as services, ModelBus should not limit to read-only parameter passing but also enable tools to modify each other's models. Second, unlike the callby-reference tool integration approach [9], our call-by-copy-restore approach avoids the complexity and cost of representing parameter values as distributed objects (e.g. CORBA, RMI).…”

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Applying Model Fragment Copy-Restore to Build an Open and Distributed MDA Environment

Sriplakich

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Gervais

2006

Model Driven Engineering Languages and Systems

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International audienceModelBus is a middleware system that offers the interoperability between CASE tools for supporting software development according to MDA. This interoperability allows tools to share services and models, by using an RPC mechanism. ModelBus adopts the call-by-copy-restore semantic, as it is very close to local call semantic and is flexible as regards tools’ heterogeneous model representations. In this work, we extend this semantic to enable only specific model fragments to be passed as parameters, instead of complete models. The advantages are 1) improving the performance because passing only model fragments requires less data processing and 2) enhancing access control to models because the service’s modification can be restricted to the specific model fragment that is specified as parameters. The implementation of this work is available as the Eclipse project Model Driven Development integration (MDDi)

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An open modeling infrastructure integrating EDOC and CCM

Cited by 5 publications

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Supporting transparent model update in distributed CASE tool integration

Supporting transparent model update in distributed CASE tool integration

Service Composition Applied to E-Government

Applying Model Fragment Copy-Restore to Build an Open and Distributed MDA Environment

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