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| Experiments With XMI Based Transformations of Software Models |
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The eXtensible Markup Language (XML) and its related technologies provide a promising tool for the implementation of transformations of UML models, not only for research prototypes but also for the interaction of different commercial CASE tools. We report on our experiments with XML query and transformation languages in the context of object-oriented software development. Especially we use the XML Metadata Interchange Format (XMI) as a tool for the transformation of object-oriented models. We outline XMI based scenarios in the forward and reverse engineering of different applications. As an example, we show how XMI and a standardized XML query/transformation language such as XSLT can be used for the generation of SQL database schemas based on UML models, and for design recovery from legacy code.
by Demuth, Hussmann, Obermaier |
| Resource Location: http://ase.arc.nasa.gov/wtuml01/submissions/demuth-hussman-obermaier.pdf |
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