ICALEPCS2011 - List of Authors (Tejeda, A.)

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A UML Profile for Code Generation of Component Based Distributed Systems

867

G. Chiozzi, L. Andolfato, R. Karban
ESO, Garching bei Muenchen, Germany
A. Tejeda
UCM, Antofagasta, Chile

A consistent and unambiguous implementation of code generation (model to text transformation) from UML must rely on a well defined UML profile, customizing UML for a particular application domain. Such a profile must have a solid foundation in a formally correct ontology, formalizing the concepts and their relations in the specific domain, in order to avoid a maze or set of wildly created stereotypes. The paper describes a generic profile for the code generation of component based distributed systems for control applications, the process to distill the ontology and define the profile, and the strategy followed to implement the code generator. The main steps that take place iteratively include: defining the terms and relations with an ontology, mapping the ontology to the appropriate UML metaclasses, testing the profile by creating modelling examples, and generating the code.

Poster WEPKS032 [1.925 MB]

Paper	Title	Page
WEPKS032	A UML Profile for Code Generation of Component Based Distributed Systems	867
	G. Chiozzi, L. Andolfato, R. Karban ESO, Garching bei Muenchen, Germany A. Tejeda UCM, Antofagasta, Chile
	A consistent and unambiguous implementation of code generation (model to text transformation) from UML must rely on a well defined UML profile, customizing UML for a particular application domain. Such a profile must have a solid foundation in a formally correct ontology, formalizing the concepts and their relations in the specific domain, in order to avoid a maze or set of wildly created stereotypes. The paper describes a generic profile for the code generation of component based distributed systems for control applications, the process to distill the ontology and define the profile, and the strategy followed to implement the code generator. The main steps that take place iteratively include: defining the terms and relations with an ontology, mapping the ontology to the appropriate UML metaclasses, testing the profile by creating modelling examples, and generating the code.
	Poster WEPKS032 [1.925 MB]