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MDA Distilled: Principles of Model-Driven Architecture
MDA Distilled: Principles of Model-Driven Architecture
Table of Contents
Copyright
The Addison-Wesley Object Technology Series
The Component Software Series
Figures
Foreword
Preface
Organization of This Book
Frequently Asked Questions
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. Introduction
Raising the Level of Abstraction2
Raising the Level of Reuse
Design-Time Interoperability
Models as Assets
Chapter 2. MDA Terms and Concepts
Models
Metamodels and Platforms
Mapping Between Models
Marking Models
Building Languages
Model Elaboration
Executable Models
Agile MDA
Building an MDA Process
Executing an MDA Process
Chapter 3. Building Models
Why Model?
Abstraction, Classification, and Generalization
Subject Matter and Language Abstraction
Model Projections
Models and Platforms
Using Models
Chapter 4. Building Metamodels
Why Metamodels?
Metamodels
The Four-Layer Architecture
MOF: A Standard For Metamodeling
Using Metamodels
Chapter 5. Building Mappings
Why Mappings?
An Informal Example
Mapping Functions
Query, Views, and Transformations (QVT)
Scenarios for Mappings
Merging Mappings for Weaving
Using Mappings
Chapter 6. Building Marking Models
Why Marks?
Marks and Marking Models
Applying Marks and Marking Models
Relating Marks and Model Elements
Other Marks
Mark and Marking Model Implementations
The Theory of Marking Models
Using Marks
Chapter 7. Building Languages
Why Build a Language?
Who Defines a Language?
What s In a Language?
Building a Language Using MOF
Building a Language Using Profiles
Building Graphical Notations
Using Languages That You ve Built
Chapter 8. Elaborating Models
Why Elaborate Models?
Managing Manual Changes to Generated Models
Reversibility of Mappings
Incorporating Legacy Code
Using Elaboration
Chapter 9. Building Executable Models
Why Executable Models?
Executable UML
The Execution Model
Translating Models
Model Compilers
Using Executable UML
Chapter 10. Agile MDA
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