A UML metamodel for smart device application modeling based on Windows Phone 7 platform

Min, Bup-Ki; Ko, Minhyuk; Seo, Yongjin; Kuk, Seung-Hak; Kim, Hyeon Soo

doi:10.1109/tencon.2011.6129092

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“…It statically extracts the supported events from the app's GUI using static analysis and exercises the model's events through dynamic crawling. Min et al (2011) proposed an approach to build Windows mobile applications using a UML meta-model and modeling profiles for Windows mobile platform-specific concepts. They employ the model-view-controller (MVC) design pattern for GUI and hardware interaction.…”

Section: Graphical User Interface Generation Approaches For Mobile Ap...mentioning

confidence: 99%

MOBICAT: a model-driven engineering approach for automatic GUI code generation for Android applications

Zafar,

Ur Rehman Khan,

Mashkoor

et al. 2024

Front. Comput. Sci.

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IntroductionMobile applications have become indispensable in our daily lives. However, mobile application development faces several challenges, including limited resources, budget, and time to market. The current state of the practice intends to develop the Graphical User Interface (GUI), business logic, and the controller class separately, which is a time-consuming and error-prone process. The generation of GUI is a significant concern in the development of mobile applications.MethodsThis work presents a model-driven engineering approach for automatic GUI code generation for Android applications, which intends to address the above-mentioned challenges in mobile app development. The proposed approach involves modeling domain-specific features of mobile applications and capturing requirements using UML diagrams that lead to automated GUI generation and controller class creation. We develop a Model-Based GUI Code Generator (MOBICAT) tool to provide automation support to the proposed approach.ResultsThe efficacy of the MOBICAT tool is evaluated by comparing it with the baseline techniques using three open-source applications. The results indicate that the MOBICAT tool significantly outperforms the baseline techniques by attaining improved execution progress, effectively reducing development cost and effort.DiscussionThe MOBICAT tool, offers a promising solution to challenges in mobile app development. By automating GUI generation and controller class creation, it streamlines development processes and enhances productivity.

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MOBICAT: a model-driven engineering approach for automatic GUI code generation for Android applications

Zafar,

Ur Rehman Khan,

Mashkoor

et al. 2024

Front. Comput. Sci.

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“…Recently, some research groups have proposed specific MDD approaches for mobile application development [19] [12] [23] [16]. Most of these are focused on Android as Arctis [12] and GenCode [19].…”

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“…Some academic works addressing Windows Phone applications modeling can be found. For example, Min et al [16] propose an extended metamodel for WP application modeling based on the Model View Controller framework, which focuses also only on structural aspects. In another effort, Son et al [23] propose an approach for modeling WP applications based on class and sequence diagrams, similar to our approach.…”

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Automating mobile application development: UML-based code generation for Android and Windows Phone

Parada

Marques²,

Brisolara

2015

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This paper proposes a MDD approach for mobile application development, which includes modeling and code generation strategies for An- droid and Windows Phone. UML class and sequence diagrams are employed for modeling mobile applications and code is generated from this model. To support the automatic code generation, GenCode was re-structured and ex- tended to meet the particularities of these two platforms. As result, GenCode’s current version is able to automatically generate Java-Android and C# codes, according to the specified application model and target platform. Finally, case studies are used to demonstrate the proposed approach, as well as to validate the code generation tool.

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“…In [27], GenCode uses UML sequence diagrams to represent application behavior where UML standard notations are adopted. Min et al [28] proposed an extended metamodel for Windows Phone application modeling based on the Model View Controller framework. Model View Controller framework is a CAD design tool focuses on the structural aspects of the system.…”

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Supporting Object-oriented Design Learning Outcome Using an Android Development Project

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Choosilp²,

Allen³

et al.

2019 ASEE Annual Conference &Amp; Exposition Proceedings

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Hello my name is Michael Allen, I am a graduate student of the department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science at Alabama A&M University. Currently I am working on my thesis of Mobile security towards a Master degree of science. Mr. Quantarius Jerome Dean My name is Quantarius Dean and I am a graduate student of the Departmrn of Electrical Engeneering & Computer Science at Alabama A&M University. I am currently working on the thesis of Machine Learning and Deep Learning towards a Master degree of Science.

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A UML metamodel for smart device application modeling based on Windows Phone 7 platform

Cited by 6 publications

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MOBICAT: a model-driven engineering approach for automatic GUI code generation for Android applications

MOBICAT: a model-driven engineering approach for automatic GUI code generation for Android applications

Automating mobile application development: UML-based code generation for Android and Windows Phone

Supporting Object-oriented Design Learning Outcome Using an Android Development Project

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