Tool support for semantic task modeling
Vincent Tietz, Andreas Rümpel, Martin Voigt, Philipp Siekmann, Klaus Meißner · 2013
In the domain of Web applications, several model-based approaches have been introduced, supporting user-centered requirements engineering and thereon the identification of presentation elements and interaction techniques. Semantic application modeling and task decomposition provides promising results, especially for Web mashups. However, current tooling support lacks semantics-based and user-driven modeling facilities, making it unsuitable for matching algorithms and semantic mashup composition. This paper presents a novel concept for a task modeling tool, supporting ontology-based requirements specification of enterprise mashups. It smoothly integrates in a Web mashup development process. We show the feasibility of our approach with the help of a prototype that is evaluated by a small user study.