Model-Driven Architecture

Mellor, Stephen J.; Scott, Kendall; Uhl, Axel; Weise, Dirk

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“…Many efforts have been spent in designing specialized languages for model transformation, ranging from textual to visual; declarative to imperative through hybrid; and semi-formal to formal. The OMG vision of MDD is called ModelDriven Architecture (MDA) [39] and is founded on standards like QVT [50] for transformations and MOF [44] and OCL [45] for modelling and meta-modelling.…”

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A UML/OCL framework for the analysis of graph transformation rules

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El acceso a la versión del editor puede requerir la suscripción del recurso Access to the published version may require subscription Abstract In this paper we present an approach for the analysis of graph transformation rules based on an intermediate OCL representation. We translate different rule semantics into OCL, together with the properties of interest (like rule applicability, conflicts or independence). The intermediate representation serves three purposes: (i) it allows the seamless integration of graph transformation rules with the MOF and OCL standards, and enables taking the meta-model and its OCL constraints (i.e. well-formedness rules) into account when verifying the correctness of the rules; (ii) it permits the interoperability of graph transformation concepts with a number of standards-based model-driven development tools; and (iii) it makes available a plethora of OCL tools to actually perform the rule analysis. This approach is especially useful to analyse the operational semantics of Domain Specific Visual Languages. We have automated these ideas by providing designers with tools for the graphical specification and analysis of graph transformation rules, including a backannotation mechanism that presents the analysis results in terms of the original language notation.

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A UML/OCL framework for the analysis of graph transformation rules

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“…While well known MDA (Model Driven Architecture) [36,37] and MDE (Model Driven Engineering) [38] [35] propose frameworks based on OMG specifications, highlighting different abstraction levels of a given system from application development point of view, we contribute to this domain by proposing a framework that combines various points of view of a given system linking manufacture views of a system at the "business to manufacturing" level.…”

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New paradigms for a product oriented modelling: Case study for traceability

Baïna

Panetto

Morel

2009

Computers in Industry

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Nowadays, product information is being a key issue for traceability and quality management but also for state-of-the-art technologies such as intelligent product technologies. From this statement, product information design and management are becoming one of the most important steps in order to control quality of services and products that aims at customer satisfaction. However, there is no real method that exists to build the exhaustive representation of products information throughout their production cycle. In this paper, a product oriented modelling approach is proposed in order to provide a complete method for products representation. This modelling approach aims at covering all aspects related to product information and its management.

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“…In this section, we introduce an approach for interoperability based in a model driven architecture (MDA) (Breton and Bézivin, 2001;Mellor, et al, 2004). The main objective of this section is to show how models based on the holon concept defined in section 2.1 could be expressed and transformed into models based on existing data exchange standards and other unified languages.…”

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A PRODUCT ORIENTED MODELLING CONCEPT - Holons for Systems Synchronisation and Interoperability

Baïna

Panetto

Benali³

2006

Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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Abstract:Nowadays, enterprises are confronted to growing needs for traceability, product genealogy and product life cycle management. To meet those needs, the enterprise and applications in the enterprise environment have to manage flows of information that relate to flows of material and that are managed in shop floor level. Nevertheless, throughout product lifecycle coordination needs to be established between reality in the physical world (physical view) and the virtual world handled by manufacturing information systems (informational view). This paper presents the "Holon" modelling concept as a means for the synchronisation of both physical view and informational views. Afterwards, we show how the concept of holon can play a major role in ensuring interoperability in the enterprise context.

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Model-Driven Architecture

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A UML/OCL framework for the analysis of graph transformation rules

A UML/OCL framework for the analysis of graph transformation rules

New paradigms for a product oriented modelling: Case study for traceability

A PRODUCT ORIENTED MODELLING CONCEPT - Holons for Systems Synchronisation and Interoperability

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