TALISMAN MDE: Mixing MDE principles

The Model-Driven Engineering approach is progressively gaining popularity in the software engineering community as it raises the level of abstraction in software development. In TALISMAN MDE framework, we combine the principles of the two most important initiatives, Model-Driven Architecture and Sof...

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Published in:The Journal of systems and software 2010-07, Vol.83 (7), p.1179-1191
Main Authors: García-Díaz, Vicente, Fernández-Fernández, Héctor, Palacios-González, Elías, G-Bustelo, B. Cristina Pelayo, Sanjuán-Martínez, Oscar, Lovelle, Juan Manuel Cueva
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Architecture (computers)
CAM
Communities
Computer aided manufacturing
Computer architecture
Computer programs
Control systems
Dairy products
Foods
MDA
MDE
Model-Driven
Programming
Software
Software development
Software engineering
Software factory
Studies
Systems development
TALISMAN
TMDE
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Summary:The Model-Driven Engineering approach is progressively gaining popularity in the software engineering community as it raises the level of abstraction in software development. In TALISMAN MDE framework, we combine the principles of the two most important initiatives, Model-Driven Architecture and Software Factories. Both have their pros and cons, and we select the best from each in TALISMAN MDE. To show the advantages of TALISMAN MDE, we have developed a systems generator and used it to create applications for controlling food traceability. The applications are being used in dairies with different manufacturing processes, using software developed specifically for each dairy by working only with models, without additional programming.
ISSN:0164-1212
1873-1228
DOI:10.1016/j.jss.2010.01.010