Model Driven Development
with the Emerging UML 2.0
rOOts 2003
Trygve Reenskaug
Mogul Technology
http://heim.ifi.uio.no/~trygver
trygver@ifi.uioi.no
UML 2.0
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OMG Analysis and Design
Platform Task Force
Mission:
• To enable developers to better understand how to develop
applications, including large-scale distributed systems.
• To recommend architectures and technologies related to
modeling and metamodeling to enable interchangeability of
work products and interoperability of tools and repositories.
• To promote standard modeling techniques that increase rigor
and consistency of specifications.
• To leverage and interoperate with other OMG specifications.
• To liaise with related organizations with common goals.
UML 2.0
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The OMG A&D PTF
Version 2 projects
• MOF 2.0 - MetaObjectFacility
Core + XMI +IDL + Versioning + Query/View/Transformation
• UML 2.0 - Unified Modeling Language
Infrastructure + Superstructure + OCL + Diagram Interchange
Testing Profile + Modeling QoS + Fault Tolerance
• HUTN - Human-Usable Textual Notation for UML EDOC Profile
• CWM - Common Warehouse Metamodel
Metadata Interchange Patterns + Web Services
recommended - planned recommended june 03 - ???
UML 2.0
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U2 Partners (U2P)
Submitters:
Alcatel, CA, Ericsson, HP, IBM, I-Logix, IONA,
Kabira, Motorola, Oracle, Rational, SOFTEAM,
Telelogic, Unisys
New:
Adaptive, Borland, Domain Architects, MEGA
International, Project Technology
UML 2.0
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UML Superstructure
Top Level Packages
Common
Behaviors
Classes
Profiles
Auxiliary
Constructs
Use
Cases
State
Machines
Interactions
Composite
Structures
Components
Activities
Deployments
Actions
Behavior
UML 2.0
Structural
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Component Example:
Garden Shed
Use Case Model
summerUse
EndUser
UML 2.0
winterUse
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Top Level Architecture
User's Mental Model
«Component»
ShedAssembly
NorthWall
N
W
«Component»
E
SouthWall
«Component»
«Component»
«Component»
WestWall
Roof
EastWall
«Component»
SouthWall
S
«Component»
WindowAssy
«Component»
Door
Door
From Above
UML 2.0
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Window
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Product: Shed Nr. 15
UML 2.0
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Garden Shed
Use Case Model
manufacture
Manufacturer
buy/sell
Purchaser
assemble
TimberYard
summerUse
EndUser
UML 2.0
winterUse
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Assembler
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I Purchased Garden Shed at
TimberYard
«Component»
ShedProduct
TimberYard
UML 2.0
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Manufacturer's
Classes with factory methods
«Component»
ShedProduct
Manufacturer
:115W[23]
:14W[28]
:15W[10]
:117W[2]
:112W[1]
:115W[23]
:12W[1]
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Shed Package Contents
«Component»
ShedProduct
Assembler
:115W[23]
:14W[28]
:15W[10]
:117W[2]
:112W[1]
:115W[23]
:12W[1]
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The blue, shrink-wrapped product
isA Component
«Component»
ShedAssembly
«Component»
NorthWall
End User
«Component»
«Component»
«Component»
WestWall
Roof
EastWall
«Component»
SouthWall
«Component»
WindowAssy
«Component»
Door
Door
UML 2.0
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Window
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Project Garden Shed
The End Result
UML 2.0
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The COMBINE Project
Model Driven Development
• The overall goal of COMBINE
is to support model-driven development of enterprise
systems
- using Components.
• This requires further development of
methods, infrastructures and tools
as well as business solutions for
modeling, designing,
deploying, testing
and running components
successfully on an enterprise-wide scale.
UML 2.0
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COMBINE
Development Process Overview
Business Model
Requirements Model
Goal Model (Not UML)
Business process model
(Activity model. Manual-man/machine-automatic
Architecture & Design
activities)
Business information model
Stakeholders (Use case model)
Main Use Case Model
ModelSubsystem Use Case Models
Detailed Use Case Models
Platform Specific Model
Generated Code
& Deployment files
Business Application
Manual
Hierarchical Component
Models
Component Information
Models
Interface Models
Component Class Models
GUI Design
Sequence Diagrams
www.opengroup.org/combine/
UML 2.0
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A Vision for the Future
UML++ as a System Development Language
Smalltalk
A Personal Information Environment
Unified Modeling Language
as an
Object-Oriented Meta-Model
Model Driven Development
bridges gaps between
Enterprise - Processes - People - Computers
InfoBOARD
An Information Environment for the Third Millennium
UML 2.0
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Thank You
More info at
heim.ifi.uio.no/~trygver
UML 2.0
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More details ….
http://www.ifi.uio.no/~trygver
trygve.reenskaug@ifi.uio.no
Unified Modeling Language (UML). Object Management Group.
UML 2.0. See OMG website: http://www.omg.org/ for current situation.
Infrastructure. 3rd revised submission, 3 March 2003: ad/2003-03-01
Superstructure: 3rd revised submission, 10 April 2003: ad/2003-04-01
Model Driven Architecture
See: http://www.omg.org/mda/
The COMBINE project is completed and its reporting website is under
development.
See: http://www.opengroup.org/combine/overview.htm
UML 2.0
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