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Hello all, The principles and ideas behind MDA are not new when regarded in isolation. We have had models for a long time. Some type of code generation is...
Aron van Ammers
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Hi ... and to aboid a double definition the dependency should therefore be an implicit corrolary of its cause, not the accidental assertion of a diligent...
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... else ... tools ... an implicit ... modeller. ... to avoid ... declaration of the ... Do you mean that any assertion of a dependency by modellers is ...
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Hi A significant proportion of dependencies are required to overcome the inadequacies of the modelling tool/language/practitioner. Hopefully these will...
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Hi Aron ... Could you rephrase this statement. I think I understand what you are saying, however, its not very clear. I would not have drawn an immediate link ...
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Hi Aron I am not sure whether these principles are intended to characterise MDA (i.e., if you adhere to these principles, then you are doing MDA) or are...
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... conceptually ... are saying, ... link ... what you ... promote ... The principle of separation of concerns says, in my understanding, that we should...
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Hi Aron and all. 1. Separation of concerns I agree that this is a very important principle, but I think I also agree with Anthony that "platform specificity"...
Ashley McNeile
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... Answered in reply to Ashley. AVA > - explicit dependencies: If anything is dependent on something AVA > else this should be explicitly noted and...
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... Ashley has explain well what I could not. This is what I meant, thanks Ashley. ... I agree it is not MDA related specifically. When I was referring to...
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Hello again, after a couple of days of inactivity of my side, ... agree with Anthony that "platform specificity" and "level of abstraction" should not be...
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... this ... that any ... not ... OK, I agree that traceability to requirements and / or use cases is not definitely a part of MDA. But do you also mean...
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Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the mda-discussion group: Generators normally produce most of the infrastructure part and only parts of...
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Following up on the discussion about platform specificity vs. level of abstraction, there is a paper that is relevant to this issue. It is available from the...
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Hi, please note that this poll is about **current** tools. I know tools implementing the different appproaches except for the last one if you keep in mind that...
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Felix ... Doesn't this make it difficult to interpret the results. If "approach A" wins the poll, does this mean that people think: - Approach A is...
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Aron and all. ... Perhaps so, but it is still IMHO wrong. To say that Artefact A is more abstract than Artefact B means (I think): 1. Everything that Artefact...
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... *business specific*. Good, I'll include this if I make a final list. Of course, new issues bring up more questions... Do you, or others, have ideas how...
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... I like that Ashley. Anthony Richardson...
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<vendor disclosure>I work at Compuware on the OptimalJ product team</vendor disclosure> I went to work for Compuware because I really like their OptimalJ tool....
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My view is that the reality of UML 1.4 (and I think still UML 2.0, though to a lesser degree) is that there is no way to completely define the behavioral...
Clark Sanford
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Aron ... These are good questions. ... One specific use of more business specific models is to validate the behaviour of the model by execution prior to...
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... I am not sure that it is correct to describe OptimalJ as a "full implementation of MDA" if you take into account the statement by Richard Soley (CEO of...
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Ashley, ... models ... I totally agree with the idea that models should be testable and simulatable, and that validating them prior to building the application...
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Hello Aron, My approach in these matters is a bit different, I'm not in search of underlying principles of MDA but rather at requirements and the way thy can...
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Aron ... I am not sure what you mean by "which models". Do you mean "which UML notations"? If so, I don't think there is a clear answer, as the notations can...
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Hello again, (changed subject) ... Well there are other aspects which can not be expressed (entirely) in the PIM, like performance and security. These have to...
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Hi Aron ... Yes, that's true. And, as you point out, these have to be handled at the PSM or even hardware level. A PIM, even if *completely business specific*...
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Hi Aron (Sorry -- I sent an incomplete version of this by mistake. This is the full version!) ... Yes, that's true. And, as you point out, these have to be...
Ashley McNeile
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Hello Gentelman ... allowed ... the current ... enough to build completely business specific PIMs. The difficult part is specifying behaviour, and there are...
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