Test driven development of model transformation with reusable patterns

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Abstract

In order to easily port mobile applications suitable for each platform, that have been developed under diverse development environment for individual wireless communication service providers, or redevelop them on a specific platform, it is required to reuse them at software model level that is a software development paradigm for MDA (Model Driven Architecture). Verification of existing design models and test models for the study, mainly checking (Model Checking) with a code-based software designed to define in the abstract syntax tree or on the models generated using refactoring on design models for refinery operations and define how to perform. The problem with these traditional research methods, but the first model, design model for checking the information with the model by defining a formal representation in the form of an abstract syntax tree, as you've shown how to perform verification of the model to perform refactoring. Additional steps need to define more complex due to a software problem that is not the way to the model suitable for optimization refactoring. In this paper, as defined in the MDA-based model transformation studies of a reusable model transformation patterns, abstract factory pattern and the bridge pattern given the pattern information automatically through the software model offers a way to perform refactoring. © 2012 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.

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Ko, J. W., & Song, Y. J. (2012). Test driven development of model transformation with reusable patterns. In Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering (Vol. 114 LNEE, pp. 597–605). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-2792-2_57

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