Representation and Traversal of Large Clabject Models

Aschauer, Thomas; Dauenhauer, Gerd; Pree, Wolfgang

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“…Modeling exercises by domain experts and experiments with the transformation engine also showed that the new metamodeling framework was suitable. We also demonstrated that our memoryefficient representation method and the corresponding traversal algorithms scale to large models [19].…”

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A modeling language's evolution driven by tight interaction between academia and industry

Aschauer

Dauenhauer

Pree

2010

Proceedings of the 32nd ACM/IEEE International Conference on Software Engineering - Volume 2

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Domain specific languages play an important role in modeldriven engineering of software-intensive industrial systems. A rich body of knowledge exists on the development of languages, modeling environments, and transformation systems. The understanding of architectural choices for combining these parts into a feasible solution, however, is not particularly deep. We report on an endeavor in the realm of a technology transfer process from academia to industry, where we encountered unexpected influences of the architecture on the modeling language. By examining the evolution of our language and its programming interface, we show that these influences mainly stemmed from practical considerations; for identifying these early on, tight interaction between our research lab and the industrial partner was key. In addition, we share insights into the practice of cooperating with industry by presenting essential lessons we learned.

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Section: Figure 4 Engine Model With Clabjectsmentioning

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A modeling language's evolution driven by tight interaction between academia and industry

Aschauer

Dauenhauer

Pree

2010

Proceedings of the 32nd ACM/IEEE International Conference on Software Engineering - Volume 2

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“…The authors conclude that the complexity of extended and extensible models is dramatically reduced by applying multiple levels over the previously used flat modeling formalism. In [50] multi-level modeling was applied to industrial automation systems which consist of hundreds of model-elements. Their evaluation showed that multi-level modeling is applicable for real world scenarios containing big models.…”

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A multi-level approach to modeling language extension in the Enterprise Systems Domain

Atkinson

Gerbig

Fritzsche³

2015

Information Systems

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“…In other multi-level frameworks, like [2], the main concern is the efficient navigation between meta-levels, but they do not consider the concrete syntax of model management languages. Nivel [3] is a multi-level metamodelling framework based on the weighted constraint rule language (WCRL).…”

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Model-driven engineering with domain-specific meta-modelling languages

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The final publication is available at Springer via http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10270-013-0367-zDomain-specific modelling languages are normally defined through general-purpose meta-modelling languages like the MOF. While this is satisfactory for many model-driven engineering (MDE) projects, several researchers have identified the need for domain-specific meta-modelling (DSMM) languages. These provide customised domain-specific meta-modelling primitives aimed at the definition of modelling languages for a specific domain, as well as the construction of meta-model families. Unfortunately, current approaches to DSMM rely on ad hoc methods which add unnecessary complexity to the realization of DSMM in practice. Hence, the goal of this paper is to simplify the definition and usage of DSMM languages. For this purpose, we apply multi-level meta-modelling for the systematic engineering of DSMM architectures. Our method integrates techniques to control the meta-modelling primitives offered to the users of the DSMM languages, provides a flexible approach to define textual concrete syntaxes for DSMM languages, and extends existing model management languages (for model-to-model transformation, in-place transformation and code generation) to work in a multi-level setting, thus enabling the practical use of DSMM in MDE. As a proof of concept, we report on a working implementation of these ideas in the MetaDepth tool.We thank the referees for their detailed and useful comments. This work has been funded by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitivity with project “Go Lite” (TIN2011-24139), and the R&D programme of Madrid Region with project “eMadrid” (S2009/TIC-1650)

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Representation and Traversal of Large Clabject Models

Cited by 11 publications

References 7 publications

A modeling language's evolution driven by tight interaction between academia and industry

A modeling language's evolution driven by tight interaction between academia and industry

A multi-level approach to modeling language extension in the Enterprise Systems Domain

Model-driven engineering with domain-specific meta-modelling languages

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