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Study on Conversion Mechanism From Software Architectural Description Language to UML
Category: Software and Web Development
Tags: software
Overview Now the two main kinds of software architecture description are visual description and formal description. The visual description is intuitional and the formal one is rigorous. UML and ADL are their representatives. Their advantages in software description can be obtained simultaneously if they can be integrated. This paper analyses the analogies between elements of XYZ/ADL, an architectural description language based on linear temporal logic, and UML, does the conversion with extension mechanisms that UML offers and OCL (Object Constraint Language).
- Publisher
- Chinese Academy of Sciences
- File Format
- Date Published
- Nov 30, 2008
- Format
- White Papers
- Topics
- Programming Languages, UML, Software Engineering
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