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The UML activity diagram is graphical presentation that describes the operational process and related causes used in each stage of the system. For understanding and accurate communication, the UML standard is required for determining the congruent and consistent format application. To detect the misconception and incorrect notation, this paper presents an automation approach to reviewing UML activity diagrams based on a domain specific language, called Action Description Language (ADL). The input is the UML activity diagram in the XMI format. Due to the variations of XMI formats, the review process starts with the standardization of the XMI source file. Next, the ADL script will be created using the information extracted from the XMI file. The ADL script will then be verified against the UML constraints defined in the UML standard 2.4.1. The inspection result will be reported. In case of valid activity diagrams, the ADL scripts will be parsed to the ADL semantic model as the final output from the system. The demonstration of the proposed method was performed via three cases. Currently, the implemented prototype can review only the activity diagrams created by ArgoUML and Modelio.]]>
The UML activity diagram is graphical presentation that describes the operational process and related causes used in each stage of the system. For understanding and accurate communication, the UML standard is required for determining the congruent and consistent format application. To detect the misconception and incorrect notation, this paper presents an automation approach to reviewing UML activity diagrams based on a domain specific language, called Action Description Language (ADL). The input is the UML activity diagram in the XMI format. Due to the variations of XMI formats, the review process starts with the standardization of the XMI source file. Next, the ADL script will be created using the information extracted from the XMI file. The ADL script will then be verified against the UML constraints defined in the UML standard 2.4.1. The inspection result will be reported. In case of valid activity diagrams, the ADL scripts will be parsed to the ADL semantic model as the final output from the system. The demonstration of the proposed method was performed via three cases. Currently, the implemented prototype can review only the activity diagrams created by ArgoUML and Modelio.]]> Wed, 10 Jul 2013 01:53:18 GMT /slideshow/enhancement-of-action-description-language-for-uml-activity-diagram-review/24085391 scriptsds@slideshare.net(scriptsds) Enhancement of Action Description Language for UML Activity Diagram Review scriptsds The UML activity diagram is graphical presentation that describes the operational process and related causes used in each stage of the system. For understanding and accurate communication, the UML standard is required for determining the congruent and consistent format application. To detect the misconception and incorrect notation, this paper presents an automation approach to reviewing UML activity diagrams based on a domain specific language, called Action Description Language (ADL). The input is the UML activity diagram in the XMI format. Due to the variations of XMI formats, the review process starts with the standardization of the XMI source file. Next, the ADL script will be created using the information extracted from the XMI file. The ADL script will then be verified against the UML constraints defined in the UML standard 2.4.1. The inspection result will be reported. In case of valid activity diagrams, the ADL scripts will be parsed to the ADL semantic model as the final output from the system. The demonstration of the proposed method was performed via three cases. Currently, the implemented prototype can review only the activity diagrams created by ArgoUML and Modelio. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/extendadlpresentationenv-130710015318-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> The UML activity diagram is graphical presentation that describes the operational process and related causes used in each stage of the system. For understanding and accurate communication, the UML standard is required for determining the congruent and consistent format application. To detect the misconception and incorrect notation, this paper presents an automation approach to reviewing UML activity diagrams based on a domain specific language, called Action Description Language (ADL). The input is the UML activity diagram in the XMI format. Due to the variations of XMI formats, the review process starts with the standardization of the XMI source file. Next, the ADL script will be created using the information extracted from the XMI file. The ADL script will then be verified against the UML constraints defined in the UML standard 2.4.1. The inspection result will be reported. In case of valid activity diagrams, the ADL scripts will be parsed to the ADL semantic model as the final output from the system. The demonstration of the proposed method was performed via three cases. Currently, the implemented prototype can review only the activity diagrams created by ArgoUML and Modelio.
Enhancement of Action Description Language for UML Activity Diagram Review from Chinnapat Kaewchinporn
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The Unified Modeling Language is widely used as a design tool for modeling a software system via a set of diagrams providing both static and dynamic views of the system. However, the applications of UML have many problems, namely model inconsistent behaviors, model misconception, and mistake interpretation. The notations are used in different definitions that may not conform to the UML specification. This paper thus present a semantic approach to verifying UML activity diagrams with a domain specific language called Action Description Language (ADL). The method would facilitate the in-spection of activity diagrams for the conformance to UML specification, result-ing in better quality of design blueprints that would lead to quality software systems.]]>
The Unified Modeling Language is widely used as a design tool for modeling a software system via a set of diagrams providing both static and dynamic views of the system. However, the applications of UML have many problems, namely model inconsistent behaviors, model misconception, and mistake interpretation. The notations are used in different definitions that may not conform to the UML specification. This paper thus present a semantic approach to verifying UML activity diagrams with a domain specific language called Action Description Language (ADL). The method would facilitate the in-spection of activity diagrams for the conformance to UML specification, result-ing in better quality of design blueprints that would lead to quality software systems.]]> Wed, 10 Jul 2013 01:50:05 GMT /slideshow/semantic-approach-to-verifying-activity-diagrams-with-a-domain-specific-language/24085305 scriptsds@slideshare.net(scriptsds) Semantic Approach to Verifying Activity Diagrams with a Domain Specific Language scriptsds The Unified Modeling Language is widely used as a design tool for modeling a software system via a set of diagrams providing both static and dynamic views of the system. However, the applications of UML have many problems, namely model inconsistent behaviors, model misconception, and mistake interpretation. The notations are used in different definitions that may not conform to the UML specification. This paper thus present a semantic approach to verifying UML activity diagrams with a domain specific language called Action Description Language (ADL). The method would facilitate the in-spection of activity diagrams for the conformance to UML specification, result-ing in better quality of design blueprints that would lead to quality software systems. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/asea-presentation-2012-11-28-v-130710015005-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> The Unified Modeling Language is widely used as a design tool for modeling a software system via a set of diagrams providing both static and dynamic views of the system. However, the applications of UML have many problems, namely model inconsistent behaviors, model misconception, and mistake interpretation. The notations are used in different definitions that may not conform to the UML specification. This paper thus present a semantic approach to verifying UML activity diagrams with a domain specific language called Action Description Language (ADL). The method would facilitate the in-spection of activity diagrams for the conformance to UML specification, result-ing in better quality of design blueprints that would lead to quality software systems.
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