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Hierarchische Verhaltensbeschreibung in objekt-orientierten...
Hierarchische Verhaltensbeschreibung in objekt-orientierten Systemmodellen - eine Grundlage für modellbasiertes Prototyping
Publication type:
inproceedings
Abstract:
This paper describes an object-oriented modeling concept for the specification and design of software that allows building tools that generate a prototype from a model. The core idea of the approach is to build models using objects (not classes), to let objects be decomposed into a whole-part-hierarchy and to combine this hierarchical object model with a hierarchical behavior model (statecharts) in a systematic way. In contrast to other object-oriented specification methods, this concept is capable of modeling global system behavior (not only object life cycles) in an object-oriented framework. The model has a formally defined semantics, thus allowing the generation of prototype code. Our concept of model-based prototyping is superior to traditional prototyping, because a model is more illustrative, better understandable and easier to change than the code of a traditional, handmade prototype.
Title:
Hierarchische Verhaltensbeschreibung in objekt-orientierten Systemmodellen - eine Grundlage für modellbasiertes Prototyping
Year:
1993
booktitle:
Requirements Engineering '93: Prototyping
pages:
175--192
note:
Report No. 41 of the German Chapter of the ACM
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