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Extrait / Introduction

Extrait / Introduction :

1. PREFACE The Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a language for specifying, visualizing, constructing, and documenting the artifacts of software systems, as well as for business modeling and other non-software systems. The UML represents a collection of best engineering practices that have proven successful in the modeling of large and complex systems. The UML definition consists of the following documents: UML Semantics - defines the rich semantics and expressive syntax of the Unified Modeling Language. The UML is layered architecturally and organized by package. Within each package, the model elements are defined in terms of their abstract syntax (using the UML class diagram notation), well-formedness rules (using text and Object Constraint Language expressions), and semantics (using precise text). Two appendices are included: UML Glossary and Standard Elements. UML Notation Guide - defines notion and provides supporting examples. The UML notation represents the graphic syntax for expressing the semantics described by the UML metamodel. UML Extension for the Objectory Process for Software Engineeering and UML Extension for Business Modeling - These UML extensions includes process- and domain-specific extensions to the UML, in terms of its extension mechanisms and process-specific diagram icons.

Plan

Plan :

1. PREFACE 1 2. SUMMARY OF PROPOSAL SECTIONS 2 3. COMPLIANCE TO THE UML 3 3.1 Compliance to the UML Semantics .............................................................................................................4 3.2 Compliance to the UML Notation................................................................................................................5 3.3 Compliance to the UML Extensions ............................................................................................................5 3.4 Compliance to OA&D CORBAfacility Interface Definitions ......................................................................5 3.5 Summary of Compliance Points ...................................................................................................................6 4. USE OF THE “UNIFIED MODELING LANGUAGE” NAME 6 5. PROOF OF CONCEPT 6 6. ARCHITECTURAL ALIGNMENT WITH OTHER TECHNOLOGIES 7 6.1 Motivation...................................................................................................................................................8 6.2 Approach.....................................................................................................................................................8 6.3 Metamodel Comparison ...............................................................................................................................8 6.4 Issues Related to UML-MOF Mapping......................................................................................................10 6.5 Relationship to RM-ODP and CDIF ..........................................................................................................12 6.5.1 RM-ODP ........................................................................................................................................12 6.5.2 CDIF...............................................................................................................................................13 6.6 Summary ...................................................................................................................................................13 7. FUTURE WORK

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