Using OCL in Executable UML
Ke Jiang, Lei Zhang, Shigeru Miyake
Abstract
Ke Jiang, Lei Zhang, Shigeru Miyake
Abstract
Executable UML allows precisely describing the software system at a higher level of abstraction. The executable models can be translated to a less abstract program-ming language completely or executed directly. Object Constraint Language (OCL), as a formal specification language, is a standard published along with UML. It is primitively used to describe constraints for UML models. In this paper, we explore some general features of executable UML and propose using OCL in executable UML. We extend OCL to support actions with side-effect in order to precisely model behavior. We also discuss the some open issues.
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Executable UML allows precisely describing the software system at a higher level of abstraction. The executable models can be translated to a less abstract program-ming language completely or executed directly. Object Constraint Language (OCL), as a formal specification language, is a standard published along with UML. It is primitively used to describe constraints for UML models. In this paper, we explore some general features of executable UML and propose using OCL in executable UML. We extend OCL to support actions with side-effect in order to precisely model behavior. We also discuss the some open issues.
Key concepts: Object Constraint Language, Executable, Computer science, Unified Modeling Language, Programming language, UML tool, Applications of UML, Class diagram