Ontology-based software analysis and reengineering tool integration: the OASIS service-sharing methodology

Jin, Dean; Cordy, James R.

doi:10.1109/icsm.2005.68

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“…To the best of our knowledge Jin and Cordy [19], with their Ontological Adaptive Service-Sharing Integration System (OASIS), are the first and only researchers that so far studied an ontology based software analysis tool integration system that employs a domain ontology and specially constructed external tool adapters. They also implemented a proof of concept with three diverse reverse engineering tools that allowed them to explore service-sharing as a viable means for facilitating interoperability among tools.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards software analysis as a service

Ghezzi

Gall

2008

2008 23rd IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering - Workshops

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards software analysis as a service

Ghezzi

Gall

2008

2008 23rd IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering - Workshops

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“…Jin and Cordy advocate non-prescriptive integration that focuses on sharing services rather than simply data with the OASIS service-sharing methodology [25]. In the OASIS architecture, each tool in the integration is known as a participant.…”

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An infrastructure to support interoperability in reverse engineering

Kraft

Malloy

Power

2007

Information and Software Technology

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An infrastructure is a set of interconnected structural elements, such as tools and schemas, that provide a framework for supporting an entire structure. The reverse engineering community has recognized the importance of interoperability, the cooporation of two or more systems to enable the exchange and utilization of data, and has noted that the current lack of interoperability is a contributing factor to the lack of adoption of available infrastructures. To address the problems of interoperability and reproducing previous results, we present an infrastructure that supports interoperability among reverse engineering tools and applications. We present the design of our infrastructure, including the hierarchy of schemas that captures the interactions among graph structures. We also develop and utilize our implementation, which is designed using a GXL-based pipe-filter architecture, to perform a case study that demonstrates the feasibility of our infrastructure.

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“…However, due to often reached complexity levels, it is difficult to obtain a thorough conceptualisation of the artefacts. Accordingly, Jin and Cordy [2] proposed an ontological approach to represent Software Engineering knowledge.…”

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Building an Ontology for the Metamodel ISO/IEC24744 using MDA Process

Hamri¹,

Benslimane²

2015

IJMECS

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Abstract-The idea of using ontologies in the field of software engineering is not new. For more than 10 years, the Software Engineering community arouse great interest for this tool of semantic web, so to improve; their performance in production time and realisation complexity on the one hand, and software reliability and quality on the other hand. The standard ISO / IEC 24744, also known as the SEMDM (Software EngineeringMeta-model for Development Methodologies), provides in a global perspective, a conceptual framework to define any method of software development, through the integration of all methodological aspects related to the followed procedures, as well as, products, people and tools involved in the conception of a software product. The purpose of this article is to create domain ontology for ISO / IEC 24744 using an MDA process. This ontology will serve as semantic reference in order to assist for a better interoperability between the different users of the standard (human, software or machine).

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Ontology-based software analysis and reengineering tool integration: the OASIS service-sharing methodology

Cited by 30 publications

References 5 publications

Towards software analysis as a service

Towards software analysis as a service

An infrastructure to support interoperability in reverse engineering

Building an Ontology for the Metamodel ISO/IEC24744 using MDA Process

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