Using Aspect Oriented Techniques to Support Separation of Concerns in Model Driven Development

Authors:
Arnor Solberg;Devon Simmonds;Raghu Reddy;Sudipto Ghosh;Robert France
Affiliations:
SINTEF;Colorado State University;Colorado State University;Colorado State University;Colorado State University
Venue:
COMPSAC '05 Proceedings of the 29th Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference - Volume 01
Year:
2005

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Abstract

Model driven development (MDD) tackles software complexity through the use of models. However, managing relationships and specifying transformations between models at various levels of abstraction are complex tasks. System models tangled with concerns such as security and middleware make it difficult to develop complex systems and specify model transformations. This paper presents an MDD framework that uses aspect oriented techniques to facilitate separation of concerns. We argue that using the framework will simplify both the model development task and the task of specifying transformations. The conceptual model of the framework is presented and illustrated using distributed transactions at the PIM and PSM levels.