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Code Generation with ?Visual Modeller?
Fillatre, Patrick
TCD-CS-1997-04 ?Visual Modeller? is a CASE tool that permits end-users to model business processes, using the associated method ?Visual Modelling?. It is also able to generate the database and a ?front-end? application from this model. Although this generation looks like an integrated process to the user, an intermediary step exists. From the model of the business process, ?Visual Modeller? first builds a model of the application that will be generated (ie a model of the future system), and then from this model, generates the database and the application. This document describes the code generation process in ?Visual Modeller?. How, from the business process model, it builds a model of the application, called the generic application. The generic application is greatly independent of the implementation environment; in fact, it is not built for any particular environment, but rather in a generic environment, which characteristics are predefined, independently of the characteristics of the implementation environment. This document describes why this approach adjusts to the particularities of the user-centred method carried by ?Visual Modeller?, why it brings some benefits in dealing with the best design and development principles, why it optimises the capability of ?Visual Modeller? to generate some code for different environments.
Keyword(s): Computer Science
Publication Date:
1997
Type: Report
Peer-Reviewed: Unknown
Language(s): English
Institution: Trinity College Dublin
Citation(s): Fillatre, Patrick. 'Code Generation with ?Visual Modeller?'. - Dublin, Trinity College Dublin, Department of Computer Science, TCD-CS-1997-04, 1997, pp49
Publisher(s): Trinity College Dublin, Department of Computer Science
File Format(s): application/pdf
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