Extending UML Meta-model for Android Application

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

doi:10.1109/icis.2012.48

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“…Son et al (2013) proposed an approach for code generation using Meta Object Facility (MOF) and UML message sequence diagram (MSD). Ko et al (2012) introduced a domain-specific language (DSL) for generating mobile applications specific to business applications based on the MVC design pattern. Usman et al (2008) presented UJECTOR, a tool that generates Java source code using UML models such as class, activity, and sequence diagrams.…”

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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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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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Section: Model-driven Development Approaches For Mobile Applicationmentioning

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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“…In particular, due to the widespread use of mobile devices, UML has been applied to improve the productivity of mobile application development. The UML meta-models and profiles have been extended to provide best development practices and guidelines for Android mobile applications [10], [11]. Mobile platform-specific source code can be automatically generated from UML models to improve development productivity.…”

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Development of Mobile Cloud Applications using UML

Kim

2018

IJECE

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With the proliferation of cloud computing technologies, smartphone users are able to use a variety of cloud computing-based mobile services such as games, education, entertainment, and social networking. Despite the popularity of such a mobile cloud computing, the complicated multi-tier system configuration of the mobile application must be one of the major impediments to develop mobile cloud applications. This paper presents development processes and procedures for developing mobile cloud applications by effectively applying Unified Modeling Language (UML), a representative object-oriented modeling language. The paper is intended to enhance the development productivity of the mobile cloud application and to improve the effectiveness of communication between software developers. In addition, we used the Android mobile platform and Amazon Web Service for cloud computing in order to demonstrate the applicability of the proposed approach to systematically apply the UML profiles and diagrams for cloud-based mobile applications.

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Penetration Frameworks and Development Issues in Secure Mobile Application Development: A Systematic Literature Review

Haq

Khan

2021

IEEE Access

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The invention of smartphones has opened a new market for mobile application development. Amateur android app developers often do not possess knowledge of the latest android vulnerabilities and thus create applications with attack surface that hackers exploit. In this literature review, many available frameworks and techniques have been analyzed using ISO/IEC 25010 software quality model and identified challenges that android developers face in designing a secure application for android. This paper also presents a comprehensive survey of different penetration tools, evaluated by using criteria such as code analysis, code review, vulnerability analysis, vulnerability exploit, payload and whether these can be used in vulnerability modeling during the design phase. Our study effectively identifies the issues and gaps which can further help develop a framework/tool for designing a penetration secure mobile application by embedding all the vulnerabilities during the design phase using an android vulnerability repository.

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Extending UML Meta-model for Android Application

Cited by 10 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

Development of Mobile Cloud Applications using UML

Penetration Frameworks and Development Issues in Secure Mobile Application Development: A Systematic Literature Review

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