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Description
MDA (Model Driven Architecture)
- What is
- The adoption of models for improving software productivity, Reuse, maintenance and quality,
focusing on models and meta-models instead of conventional code.
- The adoption of models for improving software productivity, Reuse, maintenance and quality,
focusing on models and meta-models instead of conventional code.
- life cycle is divided into
- Platform Independent Model (PIM)
- Platform Independent Model (PIM) deals with the business logic
- PIM and PSM models are at different levels of abstraction.
- They are modeled using
- UML
- What is
- is a graphical language that makes it relatively easy to have a design language which design
concepts are expressed in a structured way
- is a graphical language that makes it relatively easy to have a design language which design
concepts are expressed in a structured way
- They use and integrate
- EAV
- what si
- their stands for entity attribute value, is widely used in information systems as
a means of general purpose Knowledge representation system. It is a way of
representing information about an object estimated.
- their stands for entity attribute value, is widely used in information systems as
a means of general purpose Knowledge representation system. It is a way of
representing information about an object estimated.
- originated in the
1950s in association
lists LISP.
- what si
- EAV
- What is
- UML
- They are modeled using
- Platform Independent Model (PIM) deals with the business logic
- platform specific models (PSM)
- the Platform Specific Model (PSM) is focusing on the target platform. Normally
- they have
- ASM
- vocabulary of structure that represents a group of
functions and domains.
- vocabulary of structure that represents a group of
functions and domains.
- ASM
- the Platform Specific Model (PSM) is focusing on the target platform. Normally
- Platform Independent Model (PIM)
- they have
- Metamodels
- They represented in a language UML are more formally as compact is
transformed to a more open UML view of set combinations
understand more concepts and allows the model.
- UML
- UML and metamodels they have
- object
- States, represented by ovals, each of
which has a name, represented by
text in the oval.
- Transitions, represented by arrows. a
transition is from a state
(represented by the smooth end
arrow) to a target state (represented
by the end of the shaft with an
arrowhead).
- Events, each of which is associated with a transition. An event is
represented by a name close the arrow representing the
associated transition.
- States, represented by ovals, each of
which has a name, represented by
text in the oval.
- ASM
- object
- They are important for
- They are the combination of a set of concepts and corresponding
mechanisms for "Model" formally different contexts with the same view.
They represented in a language UML are more formally as compact is
transformed to a more open UML view of set combinations understand
more concepts and allows the model.
- They are the combination of a set of concepts and corresponding
mechanisms for "Model" formally different contexts with the same view.
They represented in a language UML are more formally as compact is
transformed to a more open UML view of set combinations understand
more concepts and allows the model.
- UML and metamodels they have
- They represented in a language UML are more formally as compact is
transformed to a more open UML view of set combinations
understand more concepts and allows the model.
- Metamodels
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