From platform-independent to platform-specific models using democles

Authors:
Christian Glodt;Pierre Kelsen;Nuno Amálio;Qin Ma
Affiliations:
University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg;University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg;University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg;University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Venue:
Proceedings of the 24th ACM SIGPLAN conference companion on Object oriented programming systems languages and applications
Year:
2009

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Abstract

Democles is an executable modeling tool. It is based on a formally defined language named EP that allows both the structure and behavior of a system to be represented. Earlier versions of the tool allowed platform-independent models to be described using EP-models, which have the same level of granularity as classes. The present demonstration will focus on two new features of Democles: a high-level grouping of EP-models into domains which more faithfully represent the different subject matters that make up a complex software system, and a mechanism for mapping the platform-independent model to a concrete platform, namely Java, using platform bindings.