2023
DOI: 10.1002/spe.3272
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DOMICO: Checking conformance between domain models and implementations

Chenxing Zhong,
He Zhang,
Huang Huang
et al.

Abstract: As a predominant design method for microsservices architecture (MSA), domain‐driven design (DDD) utilizes a series of standard patterns in both models and implementations to effectively support the design of architectural elements. However, an implementation may deviate from its original domain model that uses certain patterns. The deviation between a domain model and its implementation is a type of architectural drift, which needs to be detected promptly. This paper proposes an approach, namely DOMICO, to che… Show more

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“…In the fifth paper, Zhong et al 5 introduced DOMICO, a methodology designed to assess the conformance between a domain model and its implementation. This conformance is established through the formalization of eight common structural patterns in domain modeling and their representations in both the models and the associated source codes.…”
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“…In the fifth paper, Zhong et al 5 introduced DOMICO, a methodology designed to assess the conformance between a domain model and its implementation. This conformance is established through the formalization of eight common structural patterns in domain modeling and their representations in both the models and the associated source codes.…”
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confidence: 99%