Applying CIM-to-PIM model transformations for the service-oriented development of information systems

Jiménez-Báez, María Valeria; Marcos, Esperanza; Vara, Juan M.

doi:10.1016/j.infsof.2010.09.002

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“…To the best of our knowledge, the creation of CIM models of enterprises and their transformations into PIM models is still in progress (De Castro et al, 2011). The rest of this section explains the works in the literature regarding the concept of reusing knowledge depicted in models with a high level of abstraction (CIM models) to generate PIM models.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…However, they do not explain what the specific usages of the generated PIM models are and, currently, since the authors do not define transformation rules for transforming PIM to PSM and code, it is not possible to use those PIM models for automatic software generation. (De Castro et al, 2011) includes a complete set of metamodels for the CIM and PIM levels as well as the mapping rules to perform the transformations from CIM to PIM models. The authors use the e3 value model (Gordijn et al, 2006) and BPMN models for the CIM level and a set of Domain Specific Languages defined specifically for the service-oriented development of information systems.…”

Section: Cim2pim Work Focused On Business Process Modellingmentioning

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Reusing enterprise models to build platform independent computer models

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2016

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2016

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“…Modeling a Services' Based Application Figure 2 shows SOD-M that defines a service oriented approach providing a set of guidelines to build services' based information systems (SIS) [6], [10]. Therefore, SOD-M proposes to use services as first-class objects for the whole process of the SIS development and it follows a Model Driven Architecture (MDA) [11] approach.…”

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Reliable Web Services Composition: An MDD Approach

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Abstract-This paper presents an approach for modeling and associating Policies to services' based appjalications. It proposes to extend the SOD-M model driven method with (i) the π-SCM, a Policy services' composition meta-model for representing non-functional constraints associated to services' based applications; (ii) the π-PEWS meta-model providing guidelines for expressing the composition and the policies; and, (iii) model to model and model to text transformation rules for semi-automatizing the implementation of reliable services' compositions. As will be shown within our environment implementing these meta models and rules, one may represent both systems' cross-cutting aspects (e.g., exception handling for describing what to do when a service is not available, recovery, persistence aspects) and constraints associated to services, that must be respected for using them (e.g., the fact that a service requires an authentication protocol for executing a method).

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“…Zhang (2008) proposed a unique information liquidity model to deal with the different aspects of data integration to improve on traditional data modeling technology [26]. Castro et al (2011) proposed a method for the serviceoriented development of information systems. Their method follows an MDA-based approach to provide a complete set of CIM and PIM meta-models as well as the specifications of the mappings between them.…”

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“…We propose a data-oriented framework, Copyright c 2012 The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers comprising modeling tools, methods, and code generators. We employ a unified modeling language (UML) [18] extension mechanism to define a set of meta-models for design purposes, and outline transformation rules using the ATLAS Transformation Language (ATL) [4], [12] to enable the automatic transformation of models. The main contribution of this study is the development of a model constructing specification and transformation rules that overcome issues associated with the rapid building of the database and data services application.…”

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Applying Model-Driven Approach to Building Rapid Distributed Data Services

Huang

2012

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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SUMMARYThe globalization of commerce has increased the importance of retrieving and updating complex and distributed information efficiently. Web services currently show that the most promise for building distributed application systems and model-driven architecture is a new approach to developing such applications. The expanding scale and complexity of enterprise information systems (EISs) under distributed computing environments has made sharing and exchanging data particularly challenging. Data services are applications tailored specifically for information oriented tasks to deal with business service requirements, and are heavily dependent on the distributed architecture of consumer data processing. The implementation of a data service can eliminate inconsistency among various application systems in the exchange of data. This paper proposes a data-oriented model-driven developmental framework to deal with these issues, in which a platform independent model (PIM) is divided into a service model, a logic data model, and a service composition model. We also divide a platform specific model (PSM) into a physical data model and a data service model. In this development method, we define five metamodels and outline a set of rules governing the transformation from PIMs into PSMs. A code generator is also included to transform each PSM into the application code. We include a case study to demonstrate the feasibility and merits of the proposed development framework with a case study.

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Applying CIM-to-PIM model transformations for the service-oriented development of information systems

Cited by 92 publications

References 27 publications

Reusing enterprise models to build platform independent computer models

Reusing enterprise models to build platform independent computer models

Reliable Web Services Composition: An MDD Approach

Applying Model-Driven Approach to Building Rapid Distributed Data Services

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