Data Model Driven Enterprise Service Bus Interceptors

Thonhauser, Michael; Kreiner, Christian; Teiniker, Egon; Schmoelzer, G.

doi:10.1109/seaa.2008.54

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“…Vertical composition of data models requires them to be compatible with the rules defined in [13] by using the concept of data connectors presented in [17]. Horizontal composition at the data level is realized by resolving external model elements and connecting their references with the current data model.…”

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Interpreting Model-Based Components for Information Systems

Thonhauser

Kreiner

Schmid

2009

2009 16th Annual IEEE International Conference and Workshop on the Engineering of Computer Based Systems

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To foster the reuse of software artifacts various approaches like Component Based Software Engineering or Model-Driven Software Development have been proposed. These approaches support a developer in generating and implementing platform specific software artifacts, which can be executed on the chosen runtime architecture. To facilitate portability of these artifacts to other runtime architectures it is important to model various aspects of the artifact (i.e. user interface, behavior, data) in a platform independent way. While this abstraction helps to reduce complexity of the problem, choosing the right granularity of methods provided by this artifact is another important issue for enhancing software quality.Considering these aspects a model-based development approach is presented, which is based on the interpretation of several model views -like state machine and class diagrams being provided by a model-based software component. Additionally the integration of components build with this approach in the design of an information system is discussed. The proposed architecture is evaluated by an implementation in the software application domain of logistics.

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Section: Model-based Software Componentsmentioning

confidence: 99%