Operationalizing Application Descriptions in DTC: Building Applications with Generalized Markup Technologies.
José Luis Sierra, Alfredo Fernández‐Valmayor, Baltasar Fernández‐Manjón, Antonio Navarro · 2001
This paper describes the operationalization is a programming language or executable specification process (i.e. the step from application descriptions to language that offers, through appropriate notations and executable applications) followed in DTC (structured abstractions, expressive power focused on, and usually Documents, document Transformations and software restricted to, a particular problem domain. For content Components), an approach to develop applications using description, we are also interested in DSLs with more generalized markup technologies. DTC encourages the descriptive domain oriented meanings [4]. definition of XML-based domain-specific languages DTC (structured Documents, document Transformations (DSLs) for describing each relevant aspect of the and software Components) is our approach for building application. These DSLs are composed to obtain a single content-based applications using generalized markup application DSL. Structured documents describing the technologies. Building an application according to DTC application are the input for an operationalization process starts with the description of its most relevant aspects (e.g.