Transformational Approaches to Model Driven Architecture - A Review
Chunying Zhao, Kang Zhang
Abstract
Chunying Zhao, Kang Zhang
Abstract
The model driven architecture (MDA) has been widely used as a paradigm in software development. This paper presents an overview on the current research in the model driven architecture. We analyze the key concepts of the MDA by illustrative examples, explore the existing approaches and tools that support model transformation - the essential part of the MDA, and classify these methods based on a multidimensional scheme. Furthermore, this paper summarizes the current technical achievements of model transformation techniques in software development at different abstraction levels of a system.
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The model driven architecture (MDA) has been widely used as a paradigm in software development. This paper presents an overview on the current research in the model driven architecture. We analyze the key concepts of the MDA by illustrative examples, explore the existing approaches and tools that support model transformation - the essential part of the MDA, and classify these methods based on a multidimensional scheme. Furthermore, this paper summarizes the current technical achievements of model transformation techniques in software development at different abstraction levels of a system.
Key concepts: Computer science, Model transformation, Transformational leadership, Abstraction, Software engineering, Software architecture, Transformation (genetics), Architecture