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Composition Semantics for Executable and Evolvable Behavioral Modeling in MDA

Posted on July 1, 2009 by Frank Michael Kraft

In the same workshop as mentioned before there was the presentation of (McNeile & Roubtsova, 2009). UML State Machines were discussed for the purpose of behavior modeling. It was rightly pointed out, that they have some severe weaknesses. One weakness … Continue reading →

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Weaving Executeability into UML Class Diagrams

Posted on June 27, 2009 by Frank Michael Kraft

Again about the First European Workshop on Behavior Modelling in Model Driven Architecture [BM-MDA]. The second Presentation was about Weaving Executeability into UML Class Diagrams from Elvinia Riccobene of the Universtià degli Studi di Milano, Italy. The introductory criticue about … Continue reading →

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The Problem with Process Instances

Posted on March 27, 2009 by Frank Michael Kraft

If we look at executable processes, we will have process instances. A process instance obviously lives from the time, it is created, to the time it is terminated. During the lifetime of the process events occur, that need to be … Continue reading →

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