A deductive view on process-data diagrams

M.A. Jeusfeld

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    Abstract

    Process-Data Diagrams (PDDs) are a popular technique to represent method fragments and their recombination to new adapted method specifications. It turns out that PDDs are at odds with a strict separation of MOF/MDA abstraction levels as advocated by MOF/MDA. We abandon the restriction and specify PDDs by a metametamodel that supports both process and product parts of PDDs. The instantiation of the process side of PDDs can then the used as the type level for a simple traceability framework. The deductive formalization of PDDs allows to augment them by a plethora of analysis tools. The recombination of method fragments is propagated downwards to the recombination of the process start and end points. The hierarchical structure of the product side of PDDs can be used to detect unstructured updates from the process side.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationProceedings of the Working Conference on Method Engineering (IFIP WG8.1)
    EditorsJ. Ralyte, I.I. Mirbel, R. Deneckere
    Place of PublicationBoston
    PublisherSpringer Verlag
    Pages123-137
    Volume351
    Publication statusPublished - 2011

    Publication series

    NameIFIP - International Federation for Information Processing
    Volume351

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