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Enabling Formal Model-Driven Development with QVT
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Enabling Formal Model-Driven Development with QVT

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To achieve the faster and less costly software development promised by the Model Driven Architecture (MDA), automating the development process with tools is critical, but not easy. One reason is that MDA lacks a precise and concrete development methodology. This book aims at exploring techniques to automate the MDA development process through the application of formal refinement mechanism as model transformations. The work is based on the refinement for Component and Object Systems (rCOS), which supports object and component-based modeling, and includes a comprehensive refinement calculus. The graphical notation of QVT-R, an OMG’s standard transformation language, is adopted to define the refinement transformations. Particularly we develop an approach and a support tool to implement QVT-R as executable XSLT programs. Integrated the refinement rules into a CASE tool, the full model-driven development process can thus be conducted by interactively applying the rules. Basic concepts and methods of MDA, QVT-R and rCOS are discussed in the book. It could possibly help students and researchers working on model-driven software development and the application of formal methods.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Date
3 July 2015
Pages
372
ISBN
9783659694493

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

To achieve the faster and less costly software development promised by the Model Driven Architecture (MDA), automating the development process with tools is critical, but not easy. One reason is that MDA lacks a precise and concrete development methodology. This book aims at exploring techniques to automate the MDA development process through the application of formal refinement mechanism as model transformations. The work is based on the refinement for Component and Object Systems (rCOS), which supports object and component-based modeling, and includes a comprehensive refinement calculus. The graphical notation of QVT-R, an OMG’s standard transformation language, is adopted to define the refinement transformations. Particularly we develop an approach and a support tool to implement QVT-R as executable XSLT programs. Integrated the refinement rules into a CASE tool, the full model-driven development process can thus be conducted by interactively applying the rules. Basic concepts and methods of MDA, QVT-R and rCOS are discussed in the book. It could possibly help students and researchers working on model-driven software development and the application of formal methods.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Date
3 July 2015
Pages
372
ISBN
9783659694493