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MDEForge is anextensible Web-based modeling platform specifically conceived to foster a community-based modeling repository, which underpins the development, analysis and reuse of modeling artifacts. Moreover, it enables the adoption of model management tools as software-as-a-service that can be remotely used without overwhelming the users with intricate and error-prone installation and configuration procedures. www.mdefgorge.com, https://github.com/MDEGroup/MDEForge

Università degli Studi dell’AquilaUniversità degli Studi dell’Aquila
Juri Di Rocco, Basciani Francesco
Computer Science Department, University of L’Aquila, Italy

• Introduction
• Objective & Challenge
• Idea
• Forge Infrastructure
• Forge Feature
• Future work
MDEFORGE
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MDE tool challenges:
• Collaborative modeling system that offer all the facilities of
advanced modeling system;
• Reuse of already developed modeling artifacts (Repository)
• An Integreted tool for menage severals types of modeling
artifact
• Support Agile process and dinamically chenge the level of tool
flexibility depending on the stage of process;
MDEFORGE
3

MDEForge is a new collaborative modeling platform that provide both tool
developers and final user with innovative feature;
• It provide a community-based modeling repository, which will underpin the
devolpement, analysis and reuse of MDE artifact;
• It support query for retrive modeling artifacts;
• It permit to deliver model menagment tools as software as a service;
• It provide an online modeling tool appstore that will support the
development of new languages, editor, transformation, etc
• It is modularity and extendible;
MDEFORGE
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The framework will be availble as software as service by adopting
state of the art cloud technologies and the functionalities that will
be provided to user will be the following:
• Model transformation excution;
• Model chain transformation identification;
• Metrics application;
• Model differencing;
• Model clustering;
• Collaborative modeling tool (like google doc);
MDEFORGE
5

MDEFORGE
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• Framework contributors: They are devolopers that knows the technical
details of the framework and are able to contribute in its enchantment by
solving bugs and adding new feature/module;
• Modeling artifact contributors: They are modeling experts that want share
their developed modeling artifact i.e. metamodels, transormation, editor, …
that have been developed for a particular application domain;
• Adopters of modeling artifact: They are user that want to apply model baed
technique in their buisinees but they don’t have neither expertise nor the
resources to invest in the development of required tool for such a purpose.

MDEFORGE
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• MongoDB – documental database, NO SQL;
• Spring Framework
• ATL – Transformation language;
• Maven Build tools
• EMFCompare – tool for model differencing and comparison.
• EMF generated model code;
• Git Repositories
https://github.com/MDEGroup/MDEForge.git

The document introduces MDEForge, a new collaborative modeling platform that aims to address challenges with current modeling tools. MDEForge will provide (1) a community-based modeling repository for developing, analyzing, and reusing modeling artifacts, (2) an online modeling tool appstore to support developing new languages and editors, and (3) modeling tools as a cloud-based software as a service. It will support features like model transformations, identifying model chains, applying metrics, model differencing, and collaborative modeling. The framework will leverage technologies like EMF, MongoDB, ATL, and RESTful web services.

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Mdeforge slides

1. Università degli Studi dell’AquilaUniversità degli Studi dell’Aquila Juri Di Rocco, Basciani Francesco Computer Science Department, University of L’Aquila, Italy

2. • Introduction • Objective & Challenge • Idea • Forge Infrastructure • Forge Feature • Future work MDEFORGE 2

3. MDE tool challenges: • Collaborative modeling system that offer all the facilities of advanced modeling system; • Reuse of already developed modeling artifacts (Repository) • An Integreted tool for menage severals types of modeling artifact • Support Agile process and dinamically chenge the level of tool flexibility depending on the stage of process; MDEFORGE 3

4. MDEForge is a new collaborative modeling platform that provide both tool developers and final user with innovative feature; • It provide a community-based modeling repository, which will underpin the devolpement, analysis and reuse of MDE artifact; • It support query for retrive modeling artifacts; • It permit to deliver model menagment tools as software as a service; • It provide an online modeling tool appstore that will support the development of new languages, editor, transformation, etc • It is modularity and extendible; MDEFORGE 4

5. The framework will be availble as software as service by adopting state of the art cloud technologies and the functionalities that will be provided to user will be the following: • Model transformation excution; • Model chain transformation identification; • Metrics application; • Model differencing; • Model clustering; • Collaborative modeling tool (like google doc); MDEFORGE 5

6. MDEFORGE 6 • Framework contributors: They are devolopers that knows the technical details of the framework and are able to contribute in its enchantment by solving bugs and adding new feature/module; • Modeling artifact contributors: They are modeling experts that want share their developed modeling artifact i.e. metamodels, transormation, editor, … that have been developed for a particular application domain; • Adopters of modeling artifact: They are user that want to apply model baed technique in their buisinees but they don’t have neither expertise nor the resources to invest in the development of required tool for such a purpose.

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9. MDEFORGE 9 • MongoDB – documental database, NO SQL; • Spring Framework • ATL – Transformation language; • Maven Build tools • EMFCompare – tool for model differencing and comparison. • EMF generated model code; • Git Repositories https://github.com/MDEGroup/MDEForge.git

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