Márcia Lucena, E. Santos, Carla Schuenemann, F. Alencar, M. Silva, J. Castro
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引用次数: 49
摘要
I *是面向目标的需求建模的框架。该框架包含由参与者和参与者之间的依赖关系定义的组织建模语言。尽管i*已被广泛使用,但由于其变体的多样性,使用它仍然很困难。在本文中,我们提出了一个统一的元模型,该模型表示i*的两个众所周知的变体的元素。我们将展示如何将OCL限制应用于此元模型以生成特定的变体。在这样做的过程中,我们打算统一it社区的努力。这个元模型在为i*开发通用工具以及对i*语言进行推理时非常有用。此外,它使扩展i*语言变得更加容易。因此,我们的建议是在考虑i*变异体之间的异同的基础上尝试统一它们。
i* is a framework for goal-oriented requirements modeling. This framework contains an organizational modeling language defined by actors and dependencies among them. Although i* has been widely used, it is still hard to work with it due to its diversity of variants. In this paper, we propose a unified metamodel that presents elements of two well-known variants of i*. We show how OCL restrictions can be applied this metamodel in order to generate a specific variant. In doing so, we intend to unify the efforts of i* community. This metamodel can be useful when developing generic tools for i*, as well as to reason about i* language. Moreover, it makes it easier to extend the i* language. Thus, our proposal is an attempt towards the unification on i* variants by considering similarities and differences among them.