Integration of Handwritten and Generated Object-Oriented Code

Greifenberg, Timo; Hölldobler, Katrin; Kolassa, Carsten; Look, Markus; Nazari, Pedram Mir Seyed; Müller, Klaus; Pérez, Aritz; Plotnikov, Dimitri; Reiß, Dirk; Roth, Alexander; Rumpe, Bernhard; Schindler, Martin; Wortmann, Andreas

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-27869-8_7

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“…However, the granularity of the employed modeling languages [25] may not provide a sufficient abstraction such that additional approaches are required to add the wanted granularity. This can, e.g., be achieved by using handwritten extensions such as proposed in [19,20], where an overview of possible handwritten extension approaches is presented.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Architecting Cloud Services for the Digital Me in a Privacy-Aware Environment

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“…However, because abstraction does not always suffice to describe the required functionality, additional approaches to integrate handwritten extensions have to be employed. A detailed overview of currently existing approaches is presented in [19,20]…”

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Architecting Cloud Services for the Digital Me in a Privacy-Aware Environment

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“…This requires mechanisms that enable developers to integrate handwritten code with the generated code. MontiCore, for example, offers mechanisms to integrate handwritten code efficiently [29].…”

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Model-Driven Engineering of Process-Aware Information Systems

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Enterprise information systems created with model-driven software engineering methods need to handle not only data but also business processes in an automated way. This paper shows how to engineer process-aware information systems following the model-driven and generative software engineering paradigms. Existing approaches realize either the generation of automated or manual activities but do not employ model-driven engineering of all system aspects through systematic language composition. A generative approach that additionally uses process modeling languages allows developers to evolve generated data-centric information systems into process-aware information systems. To be usable within our generation process, we have developed a textual BPMN version and a corresponding language tooling to check the soundness of the models. We have included these process models into the generation process of an information system together with other domain-specific modeling languages, e.g., for data structures, and generate an extendable, process-aware information system that is open for continuous regeneration and hand-written additions. This approach allows us to lift a generated data-centric information system to a process-aware information system. Agile development enabled through the opportunity to validate assumptions automatically and adapt changes efficiently, enhances the engineering process as well as the generated systems themselves.

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“…In (Grönniger et al 2006) we discuss mechanisms (TOPmechanism) to enable a repetitive generation which still keeps generated and handwritten code separated, while integrating them into the product. There are also other techniques and mechanisms that allow the adaption and adjustment of generated code (Greifenberg, Hölldobler, et al 2015).…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%