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Constraint Support in MDA Tools: A Survey Model Driven Architecture – Foundations and Applications

by: Jordi Cabot, Ernest Teniente

edited by: Arend Rensink, Jos Warmer

: Model Driven Architecture – Foundations and Applications, Vol. 4066 (2006), pp. 256-267, doi:10.1007/11787044_20  Key: citeulike:1190224

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The growing interest in the MDA (Model-Driven Architecture) and MDD (Model-Driven Development) approaches has largely increased the number of tools and methods including code-generation capabilities. Given a platform-independent model (PIM) of an application, these tools generate (part of) the application code either by defining first a platform-specific model or by executing a direct PIM to code transformation. However, current tools present several limitations regarding code generation of the integrity constraints defined in the PIMs. This paper compares these tools and shows that they lack expressiveness in the kind of constraints they can handle or efficiency in the code generated to verify them. Based on this evaluation, the features of an ideal code-generation method for integrity constraints are established. We believe such a method is required to extend MDA adoption in the development of industrial projects, where constraints play a key role.


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