Model Driven Development of Context-aware Service Oriented Architecture

Traceability-centric model-driven object-oriented engineering

“…Furthermore, there are a lot of works to integrate MDD with various development paradigms: web application development [12][13][14], general software system development [8][9][10][11], feature-oriented development [15,16], aspect-oriented development [17], and service-oriented development [18][19][20]. However, by observing the gap between our work and related model-based OO approaches such as [8][9][10], we can find the necessity of our work.…”

“…Many works on MDD such as [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20] use models to represent different levels of abstraction and propose (semi-) automatic transformations between them in order to keep the complexity of software development manageable. And some of them [8,11,17] also consider the traceability as a key feature in the development.…”

Extending UML to model Web 2.0‐based context‐aware applications

“…Some recent studies have integrated context awareness in service‐oriented technologies, where some systems have already been developed. Modeldriven development techniques have also been investigated in the field of context‐aware applications . In , a model‐driven approach was used to facilitate service‐oriented design for CAAs.…”

“…This approach described the behavior of a context‐aware service, abstract components and a context‐aware environment from an integrated model. The context‐aware service oriented architecture focused on context‐aware ubiquitous computing development which promoted the development of model‐driven architecture to adapt context‐aware services into a business logic. A UML profile for modeling context‐aware systems in the model‐driven architecture framework was proposed in .…”

SOAdapt: A process reference model for developing adaptable service-based applications

“…Moreover, they tend to focus on the implementation process without considering what impact adaptation has on the rest of the development and operational life-cycle [8][9][10][11]. Finally, they also tend to focus on particular types of adaptation, such as adaptation due to requirements violations [12], or substitution services due to application constraints [13], so it is difficult to elicit generic adaptation specific processes from them.…”