Modeling the ODP Computational Viewpoint with UML 2.0

Romero, José Raúl; Vallecillo, Antonio

doi:10.1109/edoc.2005.21

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“…Dijkman et al (2004), Boiten et al (2000), Dustzadeh and Najm (1997), Bernardeschi et al (1997) check consistency between viewpoints. Romero and Vallecillo (2005) map viewpoints to UML, Steen et al (2004) develop EA tools based on viewpoints.…”

Section: Odp-related Approachesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enterprise modeling using the foundation concepts of the RM-ODP ISO/ITU standard

Wegmann

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Regev

et al. 2007

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Enterprise architecture (EA) projects require analyzing and designing across the whole enterprise and its environment. Enterprise architects, therefore, frequently develop enterprise models that span from the markets in which the organization operates down to the implementation of the IT systems that support its operations. In this paper, we present SEAM for EA: a method for defining an enterprise model in which all the systems are systematically represented with the same modeling ontology. We base our modeling ontology on the foundation modeling concepts defined in Part 2 of ISO/ITU Standard ''Reference Model of Open Distributed Processing'' (RM-ODP). This work has two contributions to enterprise architecture: the SEAM for EA method itself and the use of Part 2 of the RM-ODP standard as a modeling ontology.

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Section: Odp-related Approachesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enterprise modeling using the foundation concepts of the RM-ODP ISO/ITU standard

Wegmann

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Regev

et al. 2007

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“…These new concepts, improvements and mechanisms of UML 2.0 constitute the basis of the UML profile proposed in [21,22,13] for modeling ODP computational viewpoint specifications. The definition of this profile comprises three main parts: (a) the computational viewpoint metamodel, which defines the semantics, properties and related elements to each metaclass; (b) the mappings between ODP concepts and UML elements; and (c) the profile, whose elements corresponds to the mappings to the specific ODP domain.…”

Section: The Odp Computational Viewpointmentioning

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“…However, there are some UML elements that seem to provide the semantics (slightly adapted) for its representation. For instance, a computational interface can be mapped to a UML interaction point, i.e., a UML port at the instance level, as explained in [21]. An interface template can be modeled in UML by a port at the class level.…”

Section: The Odp Computational Viewpointmentioning

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On the Execution of ODP Computational Specifications

Romero

Vallecillo

2006

2006 10th IEEE International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference Workshops (EDOCW'06)

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“…Romeo's work (Romero et al, 2005) performed to the university of Malaga in Spain is mainly around the computational viewpoint. It describes a computational meta-model and proposes a UML 2.0 profile which bridges the gap between ODP and UML2.0 concepts.…”

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Evolution Management Framework for Multi-Dimensional Information Systems

Yahiaoui¹,

Traverson²,

Lévy³

2006

Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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Information Systems (IS) have become key elements in enterprise activities and are now fully embedded into business units. Productivity gained by this proximity is to be balanced with more strategic requirements against the Information System. In particular, due to the proximity to business layers, adaptability property of IS is more than ever required. The framework we have developed aims to keep synchronized multiple descriptions of the same system in case of evolution. Its foundations are based on RM-ODP viewpoints and meta-modelling technology. A prototype tool to support the framework has been developed as an EMF/Eclipse plug-in. 2.1 RM-ODP Viewpoints First of all, our framework is based on RM-ODP. This standard recommends the separation of stakeholders concerns using five viewpoints: Enterprise, Information, Computation, Engineering and Technology. Identifying those viewpoints allows the system specification to express at the same time but distinctly the business the IS supports (Enterprise Viewpoint), the way it is modelled in the computer system regarding information and functions

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Modeling the ODP Computational Viewpoint with UML 2.0

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Cited by 10 publications

References 16 publications

Enterprise modeling using the foundation concepts of the RM-ODP ISO/ITU standard

Enterprise modeling using the foundation concepts of the RM-ODP ISO/ITU standard

On the Execution of ODP Computational Specifications

Evolution Management Framework for Multi-Dimensional Information Systems

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