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Transformation composition modelling framework

Abstract

When applying transformation technologies in an enterprise, there will be a need for supporting compositions of different kinds of transformations to support a development process. An example is a chain of transformations that supports a process of going from requirements to use cases, from use cases to a PIM architecture model, further to a platform specific model and finally implementation code. Some transformation steps may also involve human intervention, e.g. in arefinement of the PSM model, or a detailing of the use case model. This work in progress paper investigates how the atomic transformation viewpoint can be enhanced with support for transformation compositions, to support model driven enterprise process needs. This is done by introducing a modelling framework for composed transformations, based on a hierarchy of transformation types, some of which represent simple atomic transformations, others that represent complex transformations.

Category

Academic chapter/article/Conference paper

Language

English

Author(s)

  • Jon Oldevik

Affiliation

  • SINTEF Digital / Sustainable Communication Technologies

Year

2005

Publisher

Springer

Book

Distributed Applications and Interoperable Systems

Issue

3543

ISBN

3540262628

Page(s)

108 - 114

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