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XWeave - Models and Aspects in Concert

Model-driven software development improves the way software is developed by capturing key features of the system in models which are developed and refined as the system is created. During the system’s lifecycle models are combined and transformed between different levels of abstraction and viewpoints. Aspectoriented techniques improve software development by providing modularization constructs for the encapsulation of crosscutting concerns. While the two approaches are different in many ways – model-driven software development adds domain specific abstractions and aspect-oriented software development offers concerns modularization and composition mechanisms – they also have many things in common. Existing research has already investigated many ways of combining the two paradigms. This paper contributes by presenting XWeave, a model weaver that supports weaving of both models and meta models. The concepts are illustrated with an example of a home automation system.

[Pos. Paper]
15.03.2007
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together with Iris Groher
Conference: AOSD 2007
Workshop: Aspect Oriented Modelling Workshop 2007