Software development and open user communities.
Peter Forbrig, Anke Dittmar · 2001
Abstract. The request for software systems which can be used by different groups of people under different conditions asks for support by new modularization principles on the modeling level. This paper follows the idea of combining several submodels, as e.g. task and object models, to specify different views on software systems and their situations of use as known from modelbased approaches. But further, a separate specification of the general aspects of a model and the constraints imposed by concrete situations is suggested. At the example of the adapted action model this specification strategy is deeper explained and it is shown how it can contribute to a more flexible modeling for open user communities. 1.