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An Experimental Validation of the ADORA Language
, 1999
"... object oriented modeling that is based on object modeling and hierarchical decomposition, using an integrated model. The ADORA language is intended to be used for requirements specifications and high-level, logical views of software architectures. In order to assess the comprehensibility and the app ..."
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object oriented modeling that is based on object modeling and hierarchical decomposition, using an integrated model. The ADORA language is intended to be used for requirements specifications and high-level, logical views of software architectures. In order to assess the comprehensibility
An Experimental Validation of the ADORA Language
, 1999
"... object oriented modeling that is based on object modeling and hierarchical decomposition, using an integrated model. The ADORA language is intended to be used for requirements specifications and high-level, logical views of software architectures. In order to assess the comprehensibility and the app ..."
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object oriented modeling that is based on object modeling and hierarchical decomposition, using an integrated model. The ADORA language is intended to be used for requirements specifications and high-level, logical views of software architectures. In order to assess the comprehensibility
Object-oriented Modeling with ADORA
, 2002
"... In this paper, we present the Adora approac to object-oriented modeling of software (Adora stands for analysis and description of requirements and arc itecture). T e main features of Adora t at distinguis it from ot er approac es like UML are t e use of abstract objects (instead of classes) as t e b ..."
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basis of t e model, a systematic hierarchical decomposition of t e modeled system and t e integration of all aspects of t e system in one coherent model. T e paper introduces t e concepts of Adora and t e rationale be ind t em, gives an overview of t e language, sketc es a novel concept for visualizing
Visualizing Product Line Domain Variability by Aspect-Oriented Modeling
"... Modeling variability is a core problem in software product line engineering. The relationship between variability and commonality in a software product line bears strong similarities to the relationship between crosscutting concerns and core concerns in aspectoriented modeling. So modeling variabili ..."
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and constraints. As a modeling language, we use a slightly extended version of the ADORA language. Our main contributions are a visual, integrated model comprising both the commonality and the variability of the product line and a novel mechanism for synthesizing products from this model based on the aspect
Extending a Graphic Modeling Language to
"... The notion of partial and evolutionary specification has gained attention both in research and industry in the last years. While many people regard this just as a process issue, we are convinced that it is as well a language problem. Unfortunately, UML is not expressive enough to deal with evolu ..."
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with evolutionary information in the system. In this paper, we propose an extension to a graphic modeling language called Adora which is developed in our research group. We conservatively extend the semantics of two constructs: the is-partial indicator and the abstract relationship in Adora to express
A Language Definition Method for Visual Specification Languages
, 2003
"... Today, the syntax of visual specification languages such as UML is typically defined using metamodeling techniques. However, this kind of syntax definition has drawbacks. In particular, graphic metamodels are not powerful enough, so they must be augmented by a constraint language. In this report, we ..."
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, we give a set of operational rules that work on the attributed EBNF. We explain our syntax definition technique by applying it to the modeling language ADORA which is being developed in our research group. We also briefly discuss the application of our technique to the syntax definition of UML.
Extending a Graphic Modeling Language to Support Partial and Evolutionary Specification
"... The notion of partial and evolutionary specification has gained attention both in research and industry in the last years. While many people regard this just as a process issue, we are convinced that it is as well a language problem. Unfortunately, UML is not expressive enough to deal with evolution ..."
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with evolutionary information in the system. In this paper, we propose an extension to a graphic modeling language called ADORA which is developed in our research group. We conservatively extend the semantics of some ADORA constructs so that intentional incompleteness can be expressed in the language and define a
Extending a Graphic Modeling Language to Support Partial and Evolutionary Specification
"... The notion of partial and evolutionary specification has gained attention both in research and industry in the last years. While many people regard this just as a process issue, we are convinced that it is as well a language problem. Unfortunately, UML is not expressive enough to deal with evolution ..."
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with evolutionary information in the system. In this paper, we propose an extension to a graphic modeling language called ADORA which is developed in our research group. We conservatively extend the semantics of some ADORA constructs so that intentional incompleteness can be expressed in the language and define a
Separation of Concerns in Semiformal Models for Software Specification by Combining Decomposition and Aspects
, 2000
"... In this paper we investigate mechanisms for the separation of concerns in semiformal models for software specification. We identify the problems in two typical approaches (Structured Analysis and UML) and present the concepts for separation of concerns in ADORA, a specification language being devel ..."
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In this paper we investigate mechanisms for the separation of concerns in semiformal models for software specification. We identify the problems in two typical approaches (Structured Analysis and UML) and present the concepts for separation of concerns in ADORA, a specification language being
A Visualization Concept for Hierarchical Object Models
- Proceedings 13th IEEE International Conference on Automated Software Engineering
, 1998
"... Most current object modeling methods and tools have weaknesses both in the concepts of hierarchical decomposition and in the visualization of these hierarchies. Some methods do not support hierarchical decomposition at all. Those methods which do employ tools that provide explosive zoom as the only ..."
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without offending the principle of abstraction. The work presented here is part of an effort to create a method and language called ADORA that provides strong support for hierarchical decomposition. 1 Introduction Graphical requirements models follow a long tradition in the field of requirements
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