From AOP to UML -- A Bottom-Up Approach
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Mohamed Mancona Kandé
,
Jörg Kienzle
,
Alfred Strohmeier
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@MISC{Kandé_fromaop,
author = {Mohamed Mancona Kandé and Jörg Kienzle and Alfred Strohmeier},
title = {From AOP to UML -- A Bottom-Up Approach},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
This position paper takes a bottom-up approach that analyzes the suitability of UML for modeling aspect-oriented software, and compares it with the UML support for modeling object-oriented software. We first introduce the basic concepts of AspectJ, a state-of-the-art aspect-oriented programming language, and then take a naïve approach using standard UML, as it is, for modeling these concepts. As the limitations of current UML become apparent, we propose some extensions to UML to
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