Towards executable models: transforming EDOC behavior models to CORBA and BPEL

Proceedings. Eighth IEEE International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference, 2004. EDOC 2004. Pub Date : 2004-09-20 DOI:10.1109/EDOC.2004.10025

O. Kath, Andrei Blazarenas, M. Born, K. Eckert, M. Funabashi, C. Hirai

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At the last EDOC conference we presented our open modelling infrastructure "medini" which is based on MOF compliant meta-tools. Based on medini, we have developed a modelling suite for telecom services which consists of EDOC as a platform independent modelling technique and CORBA/Corba component model (CCM) as a platform specific modelling technique. Since that time, this modelling suite has been significantly enhanced: Support for Web services has been added as an alternative target platform and we have extended the model transformers to consider EDOC behavior models (namely choreographies). The behavior descriptions can now be transformed to Web service behavior expressed using BPEL (business process execution language) and to behavior descriptions for our CORBA/CCM based platform facilitating UML 2 state-machines and the creation of Java code. We explain our behavior transformations and report on the experiences we have made by simultaneously addressing two different target platforms with different kinds of behavior descriptions.

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面向可执行模型:将EDOC行为模型转换为CORBA和BPEL

在上次EDOC会议上，我们展示了基于MOF兼容元工具的开放建模基础设施“medini”。基于mediini，我们开发了一个电信业务建模套件，它由EDOC(独立于平台的建模技术)和CORBA/ CORBA组件模型(CCM)(特定于平台的建模技术)组成。从那时起，这个建模套件得到了显著的增强:已经添加了对Web服务的支持，作为可选的目标平台，并且我们已经扩展了模型转换器，以考虑EDOC行为模型(即编排)。现在可以将行为描述转换为使用BPEL(业务流程执行语言)表示的Web服务行为，并将其转换为基于CORBA/CCM平台的行为描述，以促进UML 2状态机和Java代码的创建。我们解释了我们的行为转变，并报告了我们通过同时使用不同类型的行为描述处理两个不同的目标平台所取得的经验。

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