posted on 2024-07-13, 04:11authored byLars Grunske, Leif Geiger, Michael Lawley
Models and model transformations are the core concepts of OMG's MDA(tm) approach. Within this approach, most models are derived from the MOF and have a graph-based nature. In contrast, most of the current model transformations are specified textually. To enable a graphical specification of model transformation rules, this paper proposes to use triple graph grammars as declarative specification formalism. These triple graph grammars can be specified within the FUJABA tool and we argue that these rules can be more easily specified and they become more understandable and maintainable. To show the practicability of our approach, we present how to generate Tefkat rules from triple graph grammar rules, which helps to integrate triple graph grammars with a state of a art model transformation tool and shows the expressiveness of the concept.
Lecture notes in computer science: 1st European Conference on Model Driven Architecture - Foundations and Applications, (ECMDA-FA), Nuremberg, Germany, 07-10 November 2005 / Alan Hartman and David Kreische (eds.)
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1st European Conference on Model Driven Architecture - Foundations and Applications, ECMDA-FA, Nuremberg, Germany, 07-10 November 2005 / Alan Hartman and David Kreische eds.