Automatizando as Regras de Mapeamento entre a Modelagem i* e a Modelagem UML usando XMI para ImplementaÃÃo de um Simulador de Rede Ãpticas

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DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2005

RESUMO

The good understanding of the organizational requirements is vital for the success of the development of applications in the area of Software Engineering. With the popularization of the object oriented paradigm, the modeling language UML (Unified Modeling Language) has became standard for this type of development. However, the UML still is not enough equipped to support the modeling of the organizational requirements. The use of other modeling technique becomes necessary. The modeling technique i* covers this deficiency, being one technique used for business-oriented modeling very well spread out and accepted. With the use of this two distinct techniques it is necessary a way to map i* elements in UML elements. The mapping between the two techniques is carried through a set of guidelines that determine how the elements are mapped. In this work, we discuss a tool to support these mapping rules between the techniques i* and UML: eXtended GOOD (Goals into Object Oriented Development) that carries through this mapping automatically and makes possible the exchange of the models between several objected oriented modeling tools of the market, through the use of the XMI (XML Metadata Interchange). To test and to validate the new tool, a optical network simulator will be developed as a case study

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simulador de redes Ãpticas integraÃÃo de ferramentas case integration i* and uml integraÃÃo i* e uml engenharia eletrica ferramenta de apoio xmi case tools integration optical network simulator suport tooll requirements engineering xmi engenharia de requisitos

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