1 Hugo Bruneliere (INRIA) MODELPLEX Interim Review, Brussels (Belgium), 27 th of March 2009 WP3 - Model Engineering D3.2.d “Global Model Management Traceability.

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1 Hugo Bruneliere (INRIA) MODELPLEX Interim Review, Brussels (Belgium), 27 th of March 2009 WP3 - Model Engineering D3.2.d “Global Model Management Traceability Extension “

2 D3.2.d - Context Yesterday: Contemplative UML

3 D3.2.d - Context ATL Yesterday: Contemplative Today: Towards automation ( Model Transformation ) UML MMa

4 D3.2.d - Context ATL AMW Yesterday: Contemplative Today: Towards automation ( Model Transformation ) Today & Tomorrow: Declarative Model Correspondences ( Model Weaving + Model Transformation ) UML ATL UML MMaMMbMMa

5 D3.2.d - Context ATL AMW Yesterday: Contemplative Today: Towards automation ( Model Transformation ) Today & Tomorrow: Declarative Model Correspondences ( Model Weaving + Model Transformation ) Tomorrow: Managing global modeling resources in MDE-oriented development of complex software systems ( Global Model Management + Model Weaving + Model Transformation ) UML ATL AM3 UML MMa MMbMMa

6 D3.2.d - Context ATL AMW Yesterday: Contemplative Today: Towards automation ( Model Transformation ) Today & Tomorrow: Declarative Model Correspondences ( Model Weaving + Model Transformation ) Tomorrow: Managing global modeling resources in MDE-oriented development of complex software systems ( Global Model Management + Model Weaving + Model Transformation ) UML ATL AM3 Need for Traceability UML MMa MMbMMa

7 D3.2.d - Solution The AM3 GMM Prototype Available from Eclipse.org Megamodeling: represent references to models and relationships between them as models (called megamodels) Similar to a metadata repository on involved modeling artifacts Generic & extensible solution applied to Traceability:

8 D3.2.d - Solution The AM3 GMM Prototype Available from Eclipse.org Megamodeling: represent references to models and relationships between them as models (called megamodels) Similar to a metadata repository on involved modeling artifacts Generic & extensible solution applied to Traceability: Problem Create traceability links Represent traceability links Use traceability links (navigation)

9 D3.2.d - Solution The AM3 GMM Prototype Available from Eclipse.org Megamodeling: represent references to models and relationships between them as models (called megamodels) Similar to a metadata repository on involved modeling artifacts Generic & extensible solution applied to Traceability: Solution Higher Order Transformations or HOTs (M2M) GMM + Model Weaving GMM + Model Weaving Problem Create traceability links Represent traceability links Use traceability links (navigation)

10 D3.2.d - Solution The AM3 GMM Prototype Available from Eclipse.org Megamodeling: represent references to models and relationships between them as models (called megamodels) Similar to a metadata repository on involved modeling artifacts Generic & extensible solution applied to Traceability: Potential Applications Inter-DSLs’ navigability Transformation Chain’s Traceability Tool Interoperability Etc Solution Higher Order Transformations or HOTs (M2M) GMM + Model Weaving GMM + Model Weaving Problem Create traceability links Represent traceability links Use traceability links (navigation)

11 D3.2.d – SAP Use Case Subset of the overall MDPE process: UML2 to AnyLogic Simplified view Demo…

12 D3.2.d (Global Model Management Traceability Extension) Due dateMonth 28 (December 2008) Delivered date Month 28 (December 2008) Contributors INRIA Description: Outline This report describes an extension of the Global Model Management (GMM) prototype, developed within Task 2.1, providing support for traceability: building and storage of cross-DSL and model-to-model transformation traces as well as corresponding models within the GMM environment. Main objective Provide a generic and extensible traceability support, based on model-to-model transformation and model weaving, directly integrated within the GMM prototype Achievements: Automated Traceability Support in M2M transformation with ATL Based on a Higher-Order Transformation (HOT) and model weaving Generic Inter-Model Navigation Support Directly applicable to traceability Integration of these features to the GMM prototype