Principles, Standards and Tools for Model Engineering

Authors:
Jean Bezivin;Frederic Jouault;David Touzet
Affiliations:
ATLAS Group (LINA & INRIA);ATLAS Group (LINA & INRIA);ATLAS Group (LINA & INRIA)
Venue:
ICECCS '05 Proceedings of the 10th IEEE International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems
Year:
2005

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Abstract

We take here a broad view of model engineering as encompassing different approaches such as the OMG MDA驴 proposal [9], the Microsoft Software Factories view [5], and many others. We distinguish the three levels of principles, standards and tools to facilitate the discussion. We propose the idea that there may exist a common set of principles that could be mapped to different implementation contexts through the help of common standards. We illustrate our claim with AMMA, a lightweight architectural style for a model-engineering platform that is currently mapped onto the Eclipse Modeling Framework [4].