Towards an Interoperability Framework for Model-Driven Development of Software Systems

Abstract

Abstract. This paper presents an interoperability framework for model-driven development of enterprise applications and software systems. The framework provides a foundation for how to apply MDD in software engineering disciplines in order to support the business interoperability needs of an enterprise. The framework introduces reference models for conceptual integration, technical integration and applicative integration of software systems.

Monitoring Morphisms to Support Sustainable Interoperability of Enterprise Systems

“…In the last decades appear a lot of solutions to help to improve interoperability, however full interoperability is not still achieved (Bourey et al 2007), (Elvesaeter et al 2006).…”

Towards Model Driven Tool Interoperability: Bridging Eclipse and Microsoft Modeling Tools

“…However, this lowlevel view of tools was too limited to achieve real data interoperability. With the advent of MDE, new proposals have realized about the benefits of looking at the interoperability problem at a higher abstraction level [10] and now follow a model-based approach in which interoperability is specified at the (meta)model level: the internal metamodels of both tools are explicited and aligned and this information is used to drive the interchange of information between them.…”

Model Driven Service Interoperability through Use of Semantic Annotations

“…ATEHNA [8] and INTEROP [6] define an interoperability framework for MDD of enterprise applications and software systems to address interoperability. The framework provides a foundation, consisting of a set of reference models for how to apply MDD in software engineering disciplines, in order to support the business interoperability [7].…”

“…The Model Driven Interoperability framework shown in figure 4 is further described in [7]. MDI introduces different abstraction levels to reduce the gap between enterprise models and code level during model transformations.…”