Architectural Description for Translative Model-Driven Development
Agung Fatwanto, Clive Boughton · 2008
This paper presents a method to compose architectural description (AD) that is suitable for translative model-driven development (MDD). In it, we map the translative MDD artifacts to the AD which complies with the IEEE Standard 1471-2000. The method comprises viewpoints which address separately platform-independent requirements specification (PIRS) and platform requirements specification (PRS). Functional and non-functional requirements concerns are also accommodated within this method. Our proposed method applies object-oriented analysis and recursive design (OOA/RD) concepts to build the architectural models. Within our method, the OOA/RD concepts are adjusted in order to accommodate non-functional requirements specifications. In terms of separation of concerns, our method offers clearer decomposition compared with the specified viewpoints in model-driven architecture (MDA).